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I had the same problem and took up a past time learning about complexity theory. Eventually it landed me working in a research programming role at a university
by hackermailman 6y ago
I had the same problem and took up a past time learning about complexity theory. Eventually it landed me working in a research programming role at a university (because student's didn't bother applying, they were chasing highly paid internships) and then my work was no longer work it was research, even if all I was doing was designing a dashboard for post-doc's to look at data at first. If this doesn't interest you then look on Angel List for some startup you can be interested in instead of where you currently are or better yet teach what you know, make some youtube videos.
- raobit 6y agoThanks for you response.I might consider taking break and doing something that i want to work on my ideas maybe small projects like indie projects, because working again for some startup which feels like interesting and exciting from outside is going to again come down to feel like work that needs to be done as per requirements on others ideas and not something that i want to do, though problem solving is i like, but still i feel it is going to be the same way like escaping from one cage to going to another :(