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Nishant Sivakumar wrote: get more money and everything else falls into place.
Highly not true, imho! For me, making good money is a necessary (bit not sufficient) condition.
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Ravi Bhavnani wrote: For me, making good money is a necessary (bit not sufficient) condition.
Agreed, but whatever problems you have, it'd be easier to solve them if you had money than if you didn't
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Nishant Sivakumar wrote: whatever problems you have, it'd be easier to solve them if you had money than if you didn't
Hmm, I don't know. I haven't had any. Money that is, not problems.
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Ravi Bhavnani wrote: Hmm, I don't know. I haven't had any. Money that is, not problems.
Looks like we've led similar lives then, Ravi
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Salary increases have never made me a happier person. Think back to your first paycheque and your current one. Are you that much happier because of the difference?
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Paul Watson wrote: Salary increases have never made me a happier person. Think back to your first paycheque and your current one. Are you that much happier because of the difference?
If I got that salary today, I'd be a very unhappy person.
If I got today's salary then, I'd have been a much happier person then.
And while the first couple of pay cheques I ever got in my life felt heavenly, I quickly ran into money related issues. It took me so many years to buy my first laptop and my first digital camera - in fact I had to wait till I got my US job to do that.
Through some serious effort in the last few years, I've got myself all those things money cannot buy Now I just need those things for which I need money.
Next goal - an European holiday with Smitha! *sigh* That's gonna take me a while to achieve!
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Nish
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Paul Watson wrote: Salary increases have never made me a happier person.
Agreed wholeheartedly.
Having more money does not make my job more enjoyable. If my job sucks when I'm making X dollars, it will still suck if I'm making 2*X dollars. Even though I'll have more money in the bank, the majority of my waking hours will be spent doing something I don't like.
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They are endeed important, but money are not a purpose in themselves, but means to an end. If you spend 90% of your active life making them, then what possibly could be that end? I would rather have more time for myself than more money. I would rather have more peace in my life than more money.
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Pandele Florin wrote: If you spend 90% of your active life making them
Making money and spending it at the same time - that's what I am talking about It's really easy to spend money!
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Nish
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Dont forget that money cant buy you all: your free time, family and your personal health.
Money has also a psychological aspect, every 100 more make you less happier. Its different if you earn after a raise 600 =(500+100) or 2100 = (2000+100)
Greeting from Germany
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KarstenK wrote: Dont forget that money cant buy you all: your free time, family and your personal health.
I already have everything that money cannot buy. I just need the money now
KarstenK wrote: Money has also a psychological aspect, every 100 more make you less happier. Its different if you earn after a raise 600 =(500+100) or 2100 = (2000+100)
Not for me, not so far anyway.
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Nish
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It will be the future product, because it is easy and fun to use, will make more money (efficient coding). So there could be 3 answers.
<italic>Work hard, Work effectively.
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I gave up C++/MFC for C# to improve my productivity.
I gave up writing C# Winforms code to use MyXaml as it improved my productivity.
My next step is to get more into Model driven development to move further away from the code-face.
Michael
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Michael P Butler wrote: Model driven development
That's something we did here, and it did not prove to bring so much I had expected at first. Most probably because we do not do it correctly, maybe also because code that is driven by a model is not something easy to like (it is like artwork done by a robot).
~RaGE();
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