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title: "Comment by Slim on \"Stop stressing yourself to death\" | Hashnode"
description: "But to get to the top of a mountain you should sacrifice, I think a beginner developer or a software engineer should work hard in order to enhance his profile i"
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Comment [Stop stressing yourself to death](https://hashnode.com/posts/stop-stressing-yourself-to-death/5c86235c63f7a464725ed089)

[Mar 12, 2019](https://hashnode.com/posts/stop-stressing-yourself-to-death/5c86235c63f7a464725ed089/comment/5c86f71ac7c5e1867f170a8b)

But to get to the top of a mountain you should sacrifice, I think a beginner developer or a software engineer should work hard in order to enhance his profile inorder to get a better opportunity in the future. As you know the employers when hiring a person, they expect from him to be a super hero and knows everything to be accepted. That's why the developers are burned out.

[Kevin Woblick](https://hashnode.com/@Kovah)

[Mar 12, 2019](https://hashnode.com/posts/stop-stressing-yourself-to-death/5c86235c63f7a464725ed089/comment/5c86f71ac7c5e1867f170a8b#reply-5c8775386d093058079ec94d)

Absolutely agree. It's really hard to get that fine line between "working hard enough to get the job" and "working too hard so you end up as a wreck". It's understandable that especially young developers have to work more. It's pretty the same for every profession: to start you career you have to learn and work more. But there's that point where you start to damage your health and - no matter which job you have chosen - at that point you should reduce your workload.

[Shad Mirza](https://hashnode.com/@iamshadmirza)

[Mar 12, 2019](https://hashnode.com/posts/stop-stressing-yourself-to-death/5c86235c63f7a464725ed089/comment/5c86f71ac7c5e1867f170a8b#reply-5c87a52f78aaa7537d3deb05)

Agree with you.