If you're good, you can always find a new job.
...by definition 95% of people don't know what it's like to be the top 5%. The truer version of this that does apply to most people is that you can typically find a job if you take the pay grade of someone with less experience. If you're a coder with 5 years experience, you'll always be able to find a job because if you're at the bottom of the barrel you're going to bump out any newbies trying to get a newbie wage paying job...
Ipod, yes. We're talking about a different market here.
really?... Apple's phone was brought out in the same way they brought out the iPod, and it seems to have had a pretty good start indeed
On the other hand, I turned down a job offer from Google, because their mentality there is such that you can't have a career there without a Ph.D.
...if Google don't want people without a PhD, why did they extend you a job invitation for you to turn down?...
Bollocks. Bollocks, bollocks, bollocks. Unless you have a deep southern drawl, it sounds a lot better than "Bullshit" (for the Southerner, it's "Boolsheeuht."). I propose we adopt it as an American expression, and besides you can sort of say it in polite company. "That's a lot of bollocks."
Work is the crab grass in the lawn of life. -- Schulz