I question whether she did that or whether the business was inherently great, since she allegedly did not have any experience when taking over the job.
Why? programmers are in demand. Better paying on average than being a day trader. If I were starting over, I would consider a career in software.
She fired the CEO, promoted someone from the ranks to push for more aggressive growth in order to survive consolidation in the industry. That is what running a company at the top is all about.
32 years is enough, I’m out of date, still mainly vb6 developing or access or excel apps, its all the politics and meetings general dealing with people that havent got a clue, that and got no work lol
Best of luck to you. I envy you guys that have good programming skills. I just completed my Coursera VBA online course and started to write some VBA programs to backtest options like butterflies, spreads, etc. A lot of fun and getting some interesting results. I should have done this years ago.
@Turveyd has skills not relevant to today's software world. Skills from 5 years ago aren't relevant in today's software world @ironchef Hope he has his retirement plan executed.
Not a huge issue, coding is coding, I do VB.Net aswell but HATE it, I do Java Script via Googlesheets for data team sharing, I dev Android phone apps GPS Data collection mainly. Yep, if you call 15K gbp and dropping fast in the bank and 3K in trading account LOL Time is the issue, haven't really had time to trade in 2 weeks nearly. too much shite going on always or doc appointment for kid or dentist bla bla bla.