I like to have both, at least for now. I work for a Fortune 500, and do interesting projects, slowly, every line of code has a purpose. There is a lot of compliance around security and data privacy, unlimited AWS spend and limited creativity.
Side-projects are fast-paced, with a lot more creativity and entropy involved. I'm sure having experience in both make me a better maker.
So far people in corporate have been supportive of my side hustle, so I do not separate both on social media.
I like to have both, at least for now. I work for a Fortune 500, and do interesting projects, slowly, every line of code has a purpose. There is a lot of compliance around security and data privacy, unlimited AWS spend and limited creativity.
Side-projects are fast-paced, with a lot more creativity and entropy involved. I'm sure having experience in both make me a better maker.
So far people in corporate have been supportive of my side hustle, so I do not separate both on social media.