I've found over the years that doing software engineering is fun, but being a software engineer is not. Especially the song and dance of trying to get hired.
In companies there is often a lack of leadership, organization, communication, honesty, and skill. I became a software developer because I like building things in Rails, so that's what I am focusing on.
For you, I would highlight that there are other languages/frameworks out there which might help with your tooling woes - but everything else is the state of the industry.
In companies there is often a lack of leadership, organization, communication, honesty, and skill. I became a software developer because I like building things in Rails, so that's what I am focusing on.
For you, I would highlight that there are other languages/frameworks out there which might help with your tooling woes - but everything else is the state of the industry.