Comment by harel

I worked on Quartz for a while as a contractor. Hated every second of it. Python version was old (2.4 if I remember correctly when 3.x was already the popular version). But that wasn't it. It was the proprietary version of everything in the stack that got me. Proprietary ide, source control, libs etc. I noted that none of the others who have been there for years have any transferable skills that can cary them out of banking and into a startup for example. All were good devs but only knew quartz. I can say they were great quartz devs. The pay was great, but the work was soul crushing.