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Quit Your Job. Srsly.

Talkat LA RubyConf 2012 · 2012-02-02..02-04· [career-development]
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Argues that quitting a job can free talented programmers to build work that matters, not ad-driven or buzzword projects, and gives concrete moves: organize meetups like Cascadia Ruby conference or a farmhouse conference, start a consultancy or product shop, or take a run of solo projects after leaving Engine Yard at the end of 2011. Recommends valuing your market worth—raise salary 25–50% in your head—and points to Rails/Ruby practice and past site-building as the tools to make change now.

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  1. 0:00Introduction and events
  2. 2:00Defining the talk's purpose
  3. 3:01Questioning career choices
  4. 4:42Reasons to quit your job
  5. 8:02The importance of software
  6. 12:35A history of computing
  7. 20:10Call to action and conclusion
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