Any reason India locations don't have remote opportunities?

Hey Aatish, Will you be open for outside USA remote?

Started reading the first line and my thought immediately went to - this guy is going to have knee issues.

Rest and recover and slowly get into it.

Do you have an alternate email? The one provided here doesn't exist.

Not seeing any above mentioned positions on the careers page.

It's alright. After doing it for more than a decade, I can't think of doing anything else. Although, the spark is gone and now it's more of a chore sometimes.

Reason to keep going is the good pay. Earlier it was all good, but now it feels like doing CRUD in one way or another. Not to mention, the work hours are always atrocious. The thing I hate most about is the middle management or leadership who always over promise things and have quite a myopic view of technical aspects of software.

Another thing is the constant bombardment of new tech that one has to keep up with. It's as if there's no downtime and you can't just switch off and get back to your daily life after putting in your regular hours.

Any link for that budget spreadsheet?

Seems only two of us here.

Perhaps the only two who still enjoy it. :)

I'm working on the latest revision of a client's CF intranet app that been in use for fifteen years, now.

A mess can be made in any language :) Be scared to see what today's modern frameworks and their code bases might look like in 10-15 years, because some projects will have that lifespan.

The only real mess is the project's continual struggle against the language's verbosity and limitations. I try not to think too often about how much shorter some section of code would be if it were in Flask or Django.

CF and Intranet. That is so 1999 :) Although Cobol was super hot back then too for y2k patching.

One more here. Still build a lot in CF.

And another here.