Really? I see a consistent trend of friends and ex coworker exiting the technologies and engineering space to go toward either agriculture, manual crafts and ar

Really? I see a consistent trend of friends and ex coworker exiting the technologies and engineering space to go toward either agriculture, manual crafts and artisanat. I thought is was obvious. It’s even some type of cliché. But... now that I’m writing this. All those folks are either French, German or Central European. I currently lives in the US and I see more folks doing bootcamps to archive better income and address their debts. Hmm. I would be curious to see number about that, because obviously it’s highly anecdotal. Exemple : - starting to roof painting company - starting a small farm business ( direct to farmer market type ) - starting a goat herding business - becoming a wood worker - becoming a car mechanic in a communal garage - becoming a teacher ( of non tech things ) - become a bootcamp teacher - becoming a kumbutcha brewer I know myself that I will burn out ( in a soft way ) of tech roles. To clarify : those folks where able to do it because : - their state offer reconversion package - they have tech money