>Right now I’m just kinda jaded and burnt out and unfortunately I think that’s bleeding into interviews. It probably is. I've experienced this myself. You just

>Right now I’m just kinda jaded and burnt out and unfortunately I think that’s bleeding into interviews. It probably is. I've experienced this myself. You just have to guard against it as best as you can. >and have trouble caring or finding any enthusiasm in programming or technology anymore, though I’m not sure why, this has been an issue long before the layoff. If you are used to a larger company, it's probably the bureaucracy and administration required at larger companies. Try smaller companies if that is the case. I've been working at startups and near startups for decades now and it's much more fulfilling. It's certainly more work, more accountability and more stress, but I feel more purpose doing that than being a cog in a larger company.