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The Harsh Truth About Software Industry

The Harsh Truth about Software Industry.


For all of you folks out there  who are about to join or dreaming of joining the

software industry need to check the following points before you go on becoming

a hedgehog of this industry. So let’s go from negative points of this so-called software

industry.


Software Industry is No Normal Job.


As in the case of other industries the knowledge that you have learnt once or might

be a couple of years ago would be sufficient here it won't. Every Software in the

market comes with a newer version every year. The technology industry is booming

with competition and  competition brings the ever changing world of software.

Hence you need to study every moment of your technology you are working on.


Flexible Timings are a Myth.

  

If a firm says you have flexible timings believe me that just means if the company

needs you, you’ll be working weekends, sure the perks will be there for some firms.

If you think flexible timings just means that you can go in-out of the company anytime

that’s not true at all, every company mandates the employee to complete a certain hours

of work and no firm is fool enough to make you work for 3-4 hours of the day. For

most firms these hours would be 45 hours a week, for some 9-10 hours a day.


Project Deliveries Would Be Tough Times.


    What is a project delivery?. Most People think it's just a time where you submit what you

have worked for a year. So let me clear this out first. Project Delivery is that time/phase of 

your career which would occur every year or even twice a year when you are in this Industry.

You would be required to finish all the tasks required with a deadline. And remember this is

the time where all your past mistakes will haunt you. All that you did in the past for this day

will be coming with some bugs which once resolved will create another problem going into

an endless loop for a couple of months. You will be required to work in immense pressure

and time wherein the management would be monitoring you every second of your work.



Management Sometimes can be a Mess.

    Yes this is in fact a harsh truth of the Software Industry. Management / Manager for some

might be a mess and may cause a lot of trouble for the developers. Why ?? Well first of all,

most managers in the software industry are an MBA without experience of how the product

is designed or developed. And since these so called MBA manager’s go ahead as the face of

the product you developed they are the one’s to get suggestions for your product’s improvements

which in turn might be a headache for a software developer. 



So is it all that you need to check? Surely no Software Industry has a lot to offer than these

above points if you have the right attitude towards it.

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