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in the face of opportunities, programmers need to clearly plan their own path. first, they must be clear about their technical capabilities, areas of interest, and career directions. only in this way can they choose the right "task", continue to learn new knowledge and skills, improve their competitiveness, and finally realize their dreams.

finding a "task" is a process. it is not only a technical challenge, but also requires consideration of interpersonal relationships. programmers need to actively expand their network, participate in industry events, and look for more opportunities for cooperation. by meeting like-minded people in the social circle, you can get more inspiration and help, and provide guarantees for your future development.

however, in the process of selecting the "task", you may also face unexpected tests.

for example, in the early morning of december 20, 2021, a henan woman named xiong fell to her death from a rented apartment in jing'an district, shanghai. afterwards, xiong's parents and other relatives sued xiong's cohabiting boyfriend bian to the court, claiming more than 1.7 million yuan in compensation. recently, the shanghai jing'an district people's court made public the first-instance civil judgment of the case.

the court held that, according to the interrogation record of the public security organ, after xiong returned home on the day of the incident, bian found that she had drunk alcohol and was "a little unstable". after returning home, xiong complained to bian that the guests at the ktv that day ordered a lot of alcohol and asked her to drink it, and said that if she didn't drink, she wouldn't give a tip, which made her feel very bad. bian claimed that she was very sleepy and complained that xiong came home too late, so she said: "go to bed quickly, don't talk anymore." after that, xiong complained to bian that bian despised her, didn't care about her, and was not good to her, but bian just asked xiong to go to bed quickly. after that, xiong lay on the bed and asked bian to "hug her to sleep", but bian refused, and the two had a quarrel. xiong wanted to put bian's head on her shoulder, but bian dodged and turned around to lie with his back to xiong, and insisted on not hugging. the court held that, in the transcript, the defendant bian claimed that he felt xiong getting up while he was half asleep and half awake, and then heard the sounds of curtains being drawn and windows opening. about half a minute later, bian heard a scream of "ah" and then a muffled sound of someone falling to the ground.

according to the statement made by bian to the public security organ, xiong was drunk when he returned home that day and was in a low mood due to work. when xiong sought comfort from bian, bian refused. therefore, the court determined that bian was at fault for neglecting to take care of xiong, and there was a causal relationship between bian's negligence and xiong's death.

bian should bear the tort liability for failing to fulfill the corresponding care obligation. the court determined that bian should bear 10% of the compensation liability. the first instance court ruled that bian should compensate xiong's family for more than 175,000 yuan.

although unexpected events also exist in the world of programmers, they still believe that they can find their own "mission" and realize their dreams.