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You're gonna live a long time, you've got time to change direction. Find a junior job doing something completely different, or even start studying something, an
by oliverkofoed 17y ago
You're gonna live a long time, you've got time to change direction. Find a junior job doing something completely different, or even start studying something, anything.
Only things that can happen are that you become happy for you new job, or you fall back in love with programming.
Another option: I know an illustrator who was getting tired of the endless line of demanding clients wanting the same old work, so she decided to spice it up by taking internships one week of every month. She tries to make the internships as different as possible, examples being a baker, a clothing shop, some print/dtp shop, etc.
Maybe that could be a less radical way of getting some fresh perspective.
- jganetsk 17y agoYes. Most of the people giving advice on this thread assume that programming is, ultimately, the right choice for this person. It might just be the case that programming is the wrong profession.