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I did that, and came back. Now working is increasingly pissing me off, and I don't understand why it didn't feel that annoying before I left. The amount of thin

I did that, and came back. Now working is increasingly pissing me off, and I don't understand why it didn't feel that annoying before I left. The amount of things you have to comply with, constantly sell ideas to stakeholders, deal with some very rigid people, wake up on time and nearly every day, engage in long, repetitive discussions, make sure to collect good peer feedback. Ehhh. Coding is still good, though it also feels too easy now. Perhaps I'm simply getting older.

fileeditview 5y ago
> and I don't understand why it didn't feel that annoying before I left. Because now you have the taste of real freedom? =)
kaycebasques 5y ago
Definitely worried that I am essentially spoiling my ability to tolerate the BS that goes along with most work by taking a year away from it. Anything specifically pissing you off?