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For me, I'd love to have the freedom to work on what I find technologically challenging or important. It's been a few years since I really felt invigorated by
by skhameneh 4y ago
For me, I'd love to have the freedom to work on what I find technologically challenging or important. It's been a few years since I really felt invigorated by my work. My pay is "good", but my work is boring/complicated/messy/uninspiring (typical "keep the lights on" work). Some days, I feel like I jumped back ten years in my career. I've tried to drive inspiration and challenge within my work, but it's often met with silence from my team — I feel alone and unsupported, yet my team would wholeheartedly claim otherwise.
- throwaway6734 4y agoCheck out software research engineer positions at the national labs, universities, or UARCs. Pay isn't FAANG tier, but it's usually comfortable and you get to constantly work on new tech
- ghaff 4y agoA lot of those presumably require doctorates however.
- throwaway6734 4y agoNot for the software work. In fact, some will give you time to pursue graduate degrees