[no2pencil]

Everyone has a dream, so what's your passion? What would be your ideal working environment? Do you want to grind away 9 to 5 & work your way up the corporate ladder, or would you rather fall backwards into a position of power? Maybe your the manager type, or perhaps you would like a lot less stress & prefer being an assistant.

Coder?
Hardware?
Networking?
Bench Tech?
White-Collar/Blue-Collar?
Un-IT related?
Student for Life?

Discuss

[Core]

I would really want to work in a large software company (Microsoft, Apple, EA etc.) - this environment seems quite comfortable for me from many points of view (social, professional etc.).

[BetaWar]

For me it would be white-collar coder/ manager (I would love to get into upper management).

[noorahmad]

Webmaster!

This post has been edited by noorahmad: 08 July 2009 - 02:40 AM

[ArcticFox]

Game programmer,designer or Sanitary Installations (Learning in school)

[firebolt]

I don't know but a CEO of a company.

[ronaldjames]

I want to start my own Organization.

Which develops small scale software. [ Later it may grow to high ]

This post has been edited by ronaldjames: 08 July 2009 - 03:06 AM

[BenignDesign]

When I grow up, I wanna be a web developer... only I want a company that pays fair wages, insurance benefits, legitimate vacation/sick/personal time, maybe a 401(k), maybe some sort of profit sharing plan or bonus incentive and follows through with regular reviews and -at the very least - cost of living raises. Ideally, this work environment would have cubicles wider than 3 feet (1 yd, for the non-Americans in the crowd) and more than one person competent enough to complete a task.

[xclite]

Whoever I work for, I want to be responsible for writing useful applications. Is that so much to ask? =p

[stayscrisp]

Make some serious money doing as much game programming as possible then freelancing as and when I feel like it, the serious money part will probably be quite hard though

[bflosabre91]

i want my boss' job. CIO. get paid tons to just tell people what to do. then he can work on whatever he wants, whenever he wants.

[cmwise]

As with many others, I'd love to work in a game development business that doesn't require me to work until 2am every day, with decent pay (maybe 45-50k?) and NO FRIGGIN WEEKENDS unless I'm doing it from home.

Otherwise, I'd just like to develop software as Core said, he pretty much hit the nail right on the head.

[masteryee]

My lifelong dream goal has been to become a game programmer. I would love to be an employee of Blizzard Entertainment.

But realistically, lol, I would also take great pleasure in writing apps that make a difference, doing something for the greater good, such as health/medical informatics, biometrics, or biomechanics. Sounds pretty noble, right?

It would also be pretty cool to do some cloud computing/programming before the cloud becomes commonplace.

[Ace26]

I get the kicks from creating something that works for all to see and use. Hence i'll say coder/progect manager is my type. I just enjoy the planning, designing and best of all coding.

Also, I love a team environment where programmers toss ideas around at each other while developing a software solution. It's all just fun!

[girasquid]

I've always liked the idea of working for a scrappy, profit-sharing startup. Unfortunately, I haven't had a chance to try it seriously yet.