A tough job market is the best time to start something
Read OriginalThe article, based on the author's experiences during the 2008 financial crisis and dot-com crash, argues that a difficult job market is an ideal time for developers to start building real projects, freelancing, or joining startups. It encourages creating tangible work over passive job hunting, framing economic downturns as opportunities for growth and learning valuable, marketable skills.
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