I've been reading comments by other/.ers and I have to say some comments are good and others are just silly. Judging by the number of posts it is obvious that to some degree this topic has come up on the minds of many fellow tech's. I propose a challenge. If you have lived as a tech and are still not tired of this wonderful profession but are looking for something else consider becoming a teacher. WTF you might all be saying about now but the fact is that if you can teach this stuff to kids and inspire them to think / and not \ your years of service will carry on into the future. What i ask is not easy with such things as human interaction, annoying grimy youths, substandard pay and the worst, stupid administrators but I feel that it is better than leaving cultured minds out to pasture.
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I've been reading comments by other /.ers and I have to say some comments are good and others are just silly. Judging by the number of posts it is obvious that to some degree this topic has come up on the minds of many fellow tech's. I propose a challenge. If you have lived as a tech and are still not tired of this wonderful profession but are looking for something else consider becoming a teacher. WTF you might all be saying about now but the fact is that if you can teach this stuff to kids and inspire them to think / and not \ your years of service will carry on into the future. What i ask is not easy with such things as human interaction, annoying grimy youths, substandard pay and the worst, stupid administrators but I feel that it is better than leaving cultured minds out to pasture.