> (I once had to spend 6 months reverse engineering a video output because our customer refused to tell us what it was [...] so I then had to build a fucking circuit to decode it).
This sounds like fun, tbh. Maybe I just have a weird sense of fun.
> it's not going to be anything like a giant tech firm, where you don't realize they actually do 99% of the job for you
100% true. I've gained a huge appreciation of all of the things that a company does for its employees that they don't even realise is happening.
It'd be fun as a side project - with tough deadlines in a start-up and having to continually explain why it's still not finished this sprint... not so much.
This sounds like fun, tbh. Maybe I just have a weird sense of fun.
> it's not going to be anything like a giant tech firm, where you don't realize they actually do 99% of the job for you
100% true. I've gained a huge appreciation of all of the things that a company does for its employees that they don't even realise is happening.