Comments on: Who wants to code forever http://v3.kazzuya.com/who-wants-to-code-forever/ DFWBL !!! Fri, 18 May 2012 15:34:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: LUIGI http://v3.kazzuya.com/who-wants-to-code-forever/#comment-805 Wed, 23 Aug 2006 10:48:18 +0000 http://v3.kazzuya.com/who-wants-to-code-forever/#comment-805 A CUGINAZZO ME POI MANNA' LA TUA E MAIL! NON L'HO PIU' TROVATA,. TE DEVO MANDA' QUALCHE FOTO! PER IL RESTO COME TE BUTTA ! MA PIU' CHE ALTRO TE "BUTTA"?? ME STO' A SCARICA' DA E-MULE UN FILM DI SERGIO CITTI," CASOTTO" CON PAOLO STOPPA,GIGI PROIETTI, DA SPACCASSE DA LE RISATE,! CERCA DE TROVALLO! ABBOAERRCCCC ! A CUGINAZZO ME POI MANNA’ LA TUA E MAIL!
NON L’HO PIU’ TROVATA,.
TE DEVO MANDA’ QUALCHE FOTO!
PER IL RESTO COME TE BUTTA !
MA PIU’ CHE ALTRO TE “BUTTA”??
ME STO’ A SCARICA’ DA E-MULE UN FILM DI SERGIO CITTI,” CASOTTO” CON PAOLO STOPPA,GIGI PROIETTI,
DA SPACCASSE DA LE RISATE,! CERCA DE TROVALLO!
ABBOAERRCCCC !

]]> by: Davide Pasca http://v3.kazzuya.com/who-wants-to-code-forever/#comment-804 Tue, 22 Aug 2006 01:56:02 +0000 http://v3.kazzuya.com/who-wants-to-code-forever/#comment-804 > Lara Nowhere is the happiest place on Earth. So far I like Japan the most, but that doesn't mean that it can't be improved 8) > rince I think that age discrimination exists everywhere. In USA it's probably generally illegal, so it's not clearly written on the requirements. You teach me that if one wants to earn more, one has to go one level up and become a "directorator". If you don't, and you go look for another job, it most likely sounds like you couldn't make the level up. > Rasty I remember interviewing a gentleman that was well above 30 when I was working in the USA. He was wearing a suit (which makes it weird in California) and the general feeling was that he was out of place. I remember one of my previous bosses (in USA) at least in one instance commenting on some potential employee's age.. with words like "old" and "loser" ! > Lara
Nowhere is the happiest place on Earth. So far I like Japan the most, but that doesn’t mean that it can’t be improved 8)

> rince
I think that age discrimination exists everywhere. In USA it’s probably generally illegal, so it’s not clearly written on the requirements.
You teach me that if one wants to earn more, one has to go one level up and become a “directorator”. If you don’t, and you go look for another job, it most likely sounds like you couldn’t make the level up.

> Rasty
I remember interviewing a gentleman that was well above 30 when I was working in the USA. He was wearing a suit (which makes it weird in California) and the general feeling was that he was out of place. I remember one of my previous bosses (in USA) at least in one instance commenting on some potential employee’s age.. with words like “old” and “loser” !

]]> by: Rasty http://v3.kazzuya.com/who-wants-to-code-forever/#comment-803 Mon, 21 Aug 2006 18:55:12 +0000 http://v3.kazzuya.com/who-wants-to-code-forever/#comment-803 Kaz says: > Why putting the age limit then ? There may be several reasons.. some may actually only want people below that age, some may put the limit just to "comply" to some non-written job-openings template that requires an age limit to be attached. I guess we'll find out in 2 years time when you get bored of your new job and will turn 36 ;) Kaz says:
> Why putting the age limit then ?

There may be several reasons.. some may actually only want people below that age, some may put the limit just to “comply” to some non-written job-openings template that requires an age limit to be attached.

I guess we’ll find out in 2 years time when you get bored of your new job and will turn 36 ;)

]]> by: rince http://v3.kazzuya.com/who-wants-to-code-forever/#comment-802 Mon, 21 Aug 2006 15:14:19 +0000 http://v3.kazzuya.com/who-wants-to-code-forever/#comment-802 How old is John Carmack? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Carmack Wwwooo he turned 36 yesterday!!! Happy birthday. Too bad nobody in Japan will hire him as a programmer... How old is John Carmack?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Carmack

Wwwooo he turned 36 yesterday!!! Happy birthday.

Too bad nobody in Japan will hire him as a programmer…

]]> by: Lara http://v3.kazzuya.com/who-wants-to-code-forever/#comment-801 Mon, 21 Aug 2006 07:14:32 +0000 http://v3.kazzuya.com/who-wants-to-code-forever/#comment-801 Got it!!! Well,.... if Japan is the happiest place on the planet Earth for you then you have no option but to accept all the consequences. BTW, have you thought about considering driving a "train" as a second job? 8) or perhaps work as a masseur and just pretend like you're coding while you're massaging peoples' back 8) Could be chalenging L O L Got it!!!
Well,…. if Japan is the happiest place on the planet Earth for you then you have no option but
to accept all the consequences.

BTW, have you thought about considering driving a “train” as a second job? 8)
or perhaps work as a masseur and just pretend like you’re coding while you’re massaging peoples’ back 8)

Could be chalenging L O L

]]> by: Lara http://v3.kazzuya.com/who-wants-to-code-forever/#comment-800 Mon, 21 Aug 2006 07:13:28 +0000 http://v3.kazzuya.com/who-wants-to-code-forever/#comment-800 Got it!!! Well,.... if Japan is the happiest place on the planet Earth for you then you have no option but accept all the consequences. BTW, have you thought about considering driving a "train" as a second job? 8) or perhaps work as a msseur and just pretend like you're coding while you're massaging peoples' back 8) Could be chalenging L O L Got it!!!
Well,…. if Japan is the happiest place on the planet Earth for you then you have no option but
accept all the consequences.

BTW, have you thought about considering driving a “train” as a second job? 8)
or perhaps work as a msseur and just pretend like you’re coding while you’re massaging peoples’ back 8)

Could be chalenging L O L

]]> by: Davide Pasca http://v3.kazzuya.com/who-wants-to-code-forever/#comment-799 Mon, 21 Aug 2006 03:23:15 +0000 http://v3.kazzuya.com/who-wants-to-code-forever/#comment-799 > lara My life is here in Japan. I like it here. Finding a job in another country is out of the question. > Rasty Why putting the age limit then ? Job descriptions are of 2 kinds: 1) New entries, for people just fresh off school. 2) Already experienced people that have the required experience. One would assume that the more experience the better.. I can only guess that the general consensus is that people after 35 aren't generally passionate about videogames. But more generally that they expect to be treated fairly.. while this business usually pushes people to give up a slice of their social life. > duddie I realize that being a coder can be very frustrating, and that people may want to find a more relaxing job and enjoy life. But to me enjoying life it means to learn other things. I wish I had the time to study math and Japanese, and what other.. basically I need time to become more productive, not the time to be lazy ! Being lazy is pointless, brings nothing good. > lara
My life is here in Japan. I like it here. Finding a job in another country is out of the question.

> Rasty
Why putting the age limit then ?
Job descriptions are of 2 kinds:
1) New entries, for people just fresh off school.
2) Already experienced people that have the required experience.

One would assume that the more experience the better..
I can only guess that the general consensus is that people after 35 aren’t generally passionate about videogames. But more generally that they expect to be treated fairly.. while this business usually pushes people to give up a slice of their social life.

> duddie
I realize that being a coder can be very frustrating, and that people may want to find a more relaxing job and enjoy life. But to me enjoying life it means to learn other things.
I wish I had the time to study math and Japanese, and what other.. basically I need time to become more productive, not the time to be lazy !
Being lazy is pointless, brings nothing good.

]]> by: duddie http://v3.kazzuya.com/who-wants-to-code-forever/#comment-798 Mon, 21 Aug 2006 02:16:51 +0000 http://v3.kazzuya.com/who-wants-to-code-forever/#comment-798 At some point one needs to advance to the next level. Obviously in IT world, from peon programmer you turn into techincal lead, then manager, then... I consider that there is nothing wrong with it. Of couse for some people tunring into management is easy because it comes together with their "features" that they carry in daily life. And in fact - at some point of life, one needs to start enjoying it instead of enjoying slamming code for the whole day and night due to deadlines... At some point one needs to advance to the next level. Obviously in IT world, from peon programmer you turn into techincal lead, then manager, then…
I consider that there is nothing wrong with it. Of couse for some people tunring into management is easy because it comes together with their “features” that they carry in daily life.
And in fact - at some point of life, one needs to start enjoying it instead of enjoying slamming code for the whole day and night due to deadlines…

]]> by: lara http://v3.kazzuya.com/who-wants-to-code-forever/#comment-797 Sun, 20 Aug 2006 20:49:39 +0000 http://v3.kazzuya.com/who-wants-to-code-forever/#comment-797 Just think about it 8) Any jobs that have certain age limit is not a life time career. It's just a temporary career. But that doesn't mean it's the end of it. You just really have to go the next level / chapter of your life. Hmm...it's part of growing up too. Yup, I understand it could be really frustrating but you have to do what you you have to do. And you know what, you can probably turn around that frustration into something good. Listen, people won't do anything until they get frustrated!!! Life is too short!!! Just think about it 8)
Any jobs that have certain age limit is not a life time career. It’s just a temporary career. But that doesn’t mean it’s the end of it. You just really have to go the next level / chapter of your life. Hmm…it’s part of growing up too.
Yup, I understand it could be really frustrating but you have to do what you you have to do. And you know what, you can probably turn around that frustration into something good.

Listen, people won’t do anything until they get frustrated!!!

Life is too short!!!

]]> by: Rasty http://v3.kazzuya.com/who-wants-to-code-forever/#comment-796 Sun, 20 Aug 2006 20:49:20 +0000 http://v3.kazzuya.com/who-wants-to-code-forever/#comment-796 OLD F.... well, you know already! ;) Anyway, while the "official" job description do put an age limit pretty much all over the world, I'm positive this is not written in stone. Surely it may be valid for some Mr Noone, but if you've got what it takes then I'm pretty sure age won't be a limit. OLD F…. well, you know already! ;)

Anyway, while the “official” job description do put an age limit pretty much all over the world, I’m positive this is not written in stone. Surely it may be valid for some Mr Noone, but if you’ve got what it takes then I’m pretty sure age won’t be a limit.

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