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I think part of the problem is: I'm well ensconced in a position I could finish my career in, about 10 years from now. It's well paid, the people are great, but
by Damogran6 6y ago
I think part of the problem is: I'm well ensconced in a position I could finish my career in, about 10 years from now. It's well paid, the people are great, but I'm trying to figure out how I stay relevant to them as the things I was doing I won't be doing anymore (because the machinery is in the cloud.) And I'm feeling all the things those people must have felt when they changed careers. Don't think I want to change careers, though.
I think part of it is recognizing where I'm at, and not poisoning things with the wrong attitude (be it fear, complacency, or annoyance.) If it were 10 years ago, I'd go get a different job. 10 years from now, I'd retire.