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No. The only thing I regret along my career path is being officially diagnosed with a mental illness during a hospitalization, which led me to missing work wit
by djaouen 4y ago
No. The only thing I regret along my career path is being officially diagnosed with a mental illness during a hospitalization, which led me to missing work without notice, which caused me to become abruptly unemployed (and, eventually, unemployable). And despite the fact that my career ended abruptly and without warning, I regret nothing else. There is no downside to learning new things, even if they don't have immediate application to your life. Even if they never do. Learning is worthwhile for its own sake (at least in my opinion).
- nsxwolf 4y agoI am curious about this. Are you a software engineer? Is it your condition that has prevented you from finding employment, or the stigma? Or a gap in your resume?
- djaouen 4y agoI used to be a DevOps. My difficulty in finding employment results from a combination of my illness's symptoms and the (now ever increasing) gap in my resume.