Shubham, I went through your blog and I'm impressed! It looks like you're a person with wide ranging interests. You seem proficient in combining concepts from c

Shubham, I went through your blog and I'm impressed! It looks like you're a person with wide ranging interests. You seem proficient in combining concepts from core mathematics, computer science, practical software engineering and electronics, which in my opinion, is something only few engineers can do and fewer still actually do. Use your creative energies, polymath skills, urge for perfection and your time, to build your own software ideas and perhaps make a business out of them. Don't waste them on your employer's products or your fellow employees. If they like bad code, then let them. You too can lower your standards of perfection, and raise your level of tolerance. Empathize that perhaps their job is as soul crushing for them as yours is for you. Your expectation of perfection in others is the bigger enemy you have to conquer. Expect perfection from yourself, but forget about others. Good luck (from a fellow freelancer!)