MielieSpoor
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I did read what you said, but I also took into account what Kosmic said.
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It's like you didn't read what I said at all.
Single people also got commitments... Anyway it's off topic.Yep. Much easier to move and uplift without commitments. Not saying its not possible, just easier.
Some **** from that company contacted me last month based on my profile... I told him that I do many languages in my current job but I have never been exposed to TDD.
Right then and there, he dropped me...
That's what they do unfortunately, as if TDD is the be all and end all of everything. Its a methodology, if you can code you can learn it.. I don't quite get the reason why they have to do this.
Remember the price of property in Dublin is very expensive
Remember the price of property in Dublin is very expensive
Very true, and South Africa is flooded with those unfortunately.Dont for one minute think that "laid back" means they tolerate slackers. They work hard and dont tolerate lazyness and idiots.
Have been working with a company based in Dublin for over a year. Great bunch. They come over for 4 days every month and we interact daily over Skype/Webex
True. You cannot sit in South Africa and look at rent and property prices. It's like comparing apples and cows.But their mortgage rates are way better than SA. Its all relative.
However, Dublin is one of the most expensive cities in Europe, but thats a generalisation. You can find affordable accommodation in a decent area if you do some investigation. Same can be said for any city in Europe.
And while it is expensive, the prices are stable and dont fluctuate because they dont the same inflationary problems SA does. Price stability is a very big plus when comparing living costs in SA to any European city.
It is however a significant cultural change.