We've all been raised in a world where we got to practice the 'art' of programming, and get paid extraordinarily well to do so, because the output of that art was useful for businesses to make more money.
If a programmer with an exoskeleton can produce more output that makes more money for the business, they will continue to be paid well. Those who refuse the exoskeleton because they are in it for the pure art will most likely trend towards earning the types of living that artists and musicians do today. The truly extraordinary will be able to create things that the machines can't and will be in high demand, the other 99% will be pursing an art no one is interested in paying top dollar for.
PropFuel | Full Stack Software Engineer | Full Time | Remote USA
PropFuel, a Member Engagement platform for professional and trade associations, is looking to hire a software engineer with experience in PHP (Laravel) and Vue.js.
You will be working on a platform that sends 1m+ emails per month and we are looking to add SMS and on-website product lines this year. I am the technical co-founder and you would be working alongside me as the first dev hire as we build out the team. We just raised a round, currently have 9 employees, are about to hit 1m ARR.
If a programmer with an exoskeleton can produce more output that makes more money for the business, they will continue to be paid well. Those who refuse the exoskeleton because they are in it for the pure art will most likely trend towards earning the types of living that artists and musicians do today. The truly extraordinary will be able to create things that the machines can't and will be in high demand, the other 99% will be pursing an art no one is interested in paying top dollar for.