Whatever you end up doing, remember that problem-solving in general, and programming in particular, are supposed to be fun.
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Video games are supposed to be fun too. What hits of dopamine do you get when a puzzle is solved?
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I think the initial stages of understanding a discipline (programming, math, etc) can be frustrating and one shouldn't be discouraged because it's not immediately fun. The fun comes later when you become comfortable using the tools.
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Agree, but at the moment that gets fun, it gets very FUN
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Truly agree with you, but it mostly depends on the environment where we operate. It becomes less fun in highly competitive and little cooperatives working groups. I like to call them ’The Hunger Works’.
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Takes all the fun out of googling your error messages
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The problems most organizations face are not technical but organizational
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It's a fact we keep on forgetting as we dvelve more and more into the problem..
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Programming is not the fun part. Its only when you initially approach the problem and think how you'll solve and what you'll code.
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