Git + Github + Work From Home & Bore Out

Bad For Education - Coding Tips For The Junior Developer & Beyond

This episode we discuss the difference between Git and Github. We then talk about the new work from home changes in the workforce as well as how it can contribute to bore out.
Git is a version control system that lets you manage and keep track of your source code history. GitHub is a cloud-based hosting service that lets you manage Git repositories.
Originating from Peter Werder and Philippe Rothin, in 2007 —"bore out" is when you’ve simply become a body in the workplace rather than a contributor. It’s the person who shows up to work every day without a purpose, those forgotten by peers and management who simply float on and settle into the flow of office life.
Bore Out provides the same adverse effects of Burn Out by being boring and creating a work situation where you do not feel challenged. It is a growing issue that applies to people working at home. Andrew and Jason have felt this way before and provide new information on how to combat it.
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