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> 1. Start building my own home lab. You mean your own company, or working as a freelancer? Both have high potential for burnout, and if you don't have very go
by Rochus 3y ago
> 1. Start building my own home lab.
You mean your own company, or working as a freelancer? Both have high potential for burnout, and if you don't have very good connections to get contracts also depression is not far away.
Why not just continue to work in the field you worked before? Two years are no issue, and aparently you had good reasons for the break, so the HR people will understand.
- level0coder 3y agoSorry if I didn’t make it clear before. With home lab I meant building a home server for hobby self hosted projects and learning some concepts around it. K3S, containerization etc. Edit: my motivation isn’t to get a job but rather get into a routine of tech related work.
- Rochus 3y agoWell, then choose one or more open source projects which interest you and start to contribute (start with reviews or documentation if you don't directly want to start coding).