I have 15,000+ hours on each. My opinion is that good taste and intuition play great value on code, best practices and testing do the same to UI/UX and so on.
The funny drawbacks are usually that you can hardly win a discussion with people that don't know you well since they will usually corner you on your other 'personality' such as "says the interior decorator" when talking about CQRS or REST etc.
I currently work on 'Evil Enterprise Contractor' building web-based products but I too get to switch context all the time, from conception to live.
The funny drawbacks are usually that you can hardly win a discussion with people that don't know you well since they will usually corner you on your other 'personality' such as "says the interior decorator" when talking about CQRS or REST etc.
I currently work on 'Evil Enterprise Contractor' building web-based products but I too get to switch context all the time, from conception to live.