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I love my job & it doesn't really feel like "work" for me. I see this as both a bad & good thing - I work long (70+) hours, weekends etc & it's not because I'm
by seekingcharlie 12y ago
I love my job & it doesn't really feel like "work" for me. I see this as both a bad & good thing - I work long (70+) hours, weekends etc & it's not because I'm expected to, it's just because that's what is fun for me.
I had a couple of jobs before this though & I didn't feel this way about them. I agree with others that I believe you have to trial different things before you find what it is that you truly want to do.
And for what it's worth, I don't really know that I use a whole tonne of my CS degree either, particularly in my day-to-day. Are you working as a developer now? I mean, not everyone that does CS, ends up as a dev, so I wouldn't be scared to try other roles. Having a technical background is a valuable foundation for any role really.