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Originally posted by Rahul Bhattacharjee:
Why 3 ?
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So, what is being "on-bench" like? Nice to have time to slow down a bit and take some time out to do things like documentation and learning some new skills, or frustrating that you can't apply the skills you've already got?
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Originally posted by Pavel Kubal:
Free time can be found easily (quiting), but I'll rather stick with a job I enjoy, which is much harder to get.
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There's so much to learn in this industry, and not everybody has the necessary interest.
Originally posted by Raghavendra nandavar:
I am on bench for next 2 days..and the best option would be to update the skills and browse through javaranch.
Originally posted by Dave Lenton:
What a strange concept. I assume that companies only do it because the money they can make from being able to rapidly solve a new project is greater then the money wasted paying programmers not doing anything.
I've never heard of this idea before, here companies will hire people when there is a greater need for programmers. It seems a bit rare that a large project would need to be completed so quickly that time couldn't be spared to go through the process of hiring someone.
So, what is being "on-bench" like? Nice to have time to slow down a bit and take some time out to do things like documentation and learning some new skills, or frustrating that you can't apply the skills you've already got?
I think I wouldn't mind some "on-bench" time to catch up on some things I've been putting off for a while, but I imagine it could get a bit boring after a while.
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