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Comment by AndrewKemendo

I agree with this for several reasons:

1. You learn how to be efficient (if not necessarily clean) with your code

2. You will network by default in order to solve the problems you encounter - and set yourself up with the network you need to find a job

3. You prove that you have the range of skills needed for a good developer (requirements management, holistic understanding, deployment environment, technical depth)

parent AndrewKemendo 12 years ago

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