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1. Go back to school and become an engineer, an actual engineer with a license. 2. If you are young and healthy military is still an option. 3. Pick up a trad
by austin-cheney 2y ago
1. Go back to school and become an engineer, an actual engineer with a license.
2. If you are young and healthy military is still an option.
3. Pick up a trade where you use your hands, like plumbing or construction.
4. Go back to school and become a lawyer.
5. Go work at a charity, such as a homeless shelter.
The first thing is to know what you like and what you would rather do. I was in the same boat as you about 2 years ago. I was a JavaScript developer who loved writing applications in JavaScript. The problem is that almost nobody else in the workforce could write applications in JavaScript, so it was miserable with a bunch of insecure pretenders.
- tacostakohashi 2y agoA common theme from #1, #3, #4 (and other comments too)... anything properly professionalized / licensed is a good option.