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✔️Obstacles of programmer workers

5 obstacles of programmer workers

To many programmers, it may be a cool, high-salary, elegant-looking profession that we've seen in movies or series, but in fact, every profession has different advantages and disadvantages.

Today, we will take everyone to see the obstacles programmer workers encounter every day.

1. Technology changes very fast

For programmers, awareness is very important because technology changes every day. The language used to write the code today may not be popular in a year because people use the new code that is easier and faster.

2. Customers do not understand the real content.

Sometimes many customers who do not have a technical background have the idea that coding is just like putting a formula in excel, so many times the customer suddenly wants to solve the task and wants the task to be solved quickly, even though programming requires a foundation and relies on hard work, including solving or solving the "bug" that happens all the time.

3. The program found a bug that could not be solved.

One of the headaches that every programmer has to encounter is a "bug" or a program bug that you write. And many times, people who encounter bugs before programmers are often customers, causing you to experience the pressure of "why the program has a problem," "why this error," which often happens and can be frustrating for programmers.

4. More and more difficult problems

The more the program is developed, the more difficult the programmer faces, and many times the same problem may become more complex, requiring more knowledge to solve.

5. Work does not come for time

For programmers who are regular employees of a software company or application with 24-hour use, they may encounter some non-time work. Many companies use a way to divide the schedule for each programmer to have a day to stand by 24 hours a day, in case the program or application has problems can be solved in a timely manner.

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Name 4 things every programmer can’t live without.
> Q: What are the four absolute essentials for a software engineer? > A: A fridge, a mattress, a MacBook Pro with Wi-Fi, and a girlfriend/boyfriend. 😝😂🤣😂😂🤣🤣😂😂 #softwareengineering #newyork #newyorkcity
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