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Well you also need to ask yourself whether you still want to be in a tech role in your 40s. If not, then you might want to look at what industry / lines of bus
by GianFabien 5y ago
Well you also need to ask yourself whether you still want to be in a tech role in your 40s. If not, then you might want to look at what industry / lines of business you'd like to be in and optimize your plans with that in mind.
- throwaway_16181 5y agoThat seems wise but very hard to do - think about what I'll want to do 10 years from now. Do you have any advice to share? Because frankly I've never even considered the thought of not working in a technical role.
- GianFabien 5y agoIt is different for everybody. When I was young, I was ambitious. Wanted to earn more money, drive a nicer car, date pretty women. I guess my changes in roles came about because I was willing to take risks and learn new things. I have always had a lot of other interests outside of engineering, e.g. music, stage production, screenwriting, languages, psychology, read masses of business books, learnt accounting, etc.