> Try looking at things outside of tech/engineering orgs for places where tech applications would create value. A good friend works in supply chain optimization

> Try looking at things outside of tech/engineering orgs for places where tech applications would create value. A good friend works in supply chain optimization with a CS background. He tells me that basic automation and data analysis on CSVs larger than what Excel can open is seen as wizardry. He's in great standing in the org and is seen as invaluable. Where and how do you find these kind of jobs? Anyone I know who works in this kind of non-tech company hates it because it's a cost center and they get all the negative side of our profession (no budget for anything, outdated/poor tools, unreasonable expectations and deadlines, and no respect from the rest of the org overall)