Hambarker t1_jab6hir wrote
Reply to comment by TitansDaughter in Does it make sense to invest in retirement accounts if I anticipate quitting my job and taking on debt to switch careers? by TitansDaughter
What happens if you don't like software?
It's work. The novelty of every job wears off.
TitansDaughter OP t1_jab6sdj wrote
There was never any novelty with my current one. I don’t need to feel passionate about my job but I do ask that it doesn’t make me miserable. Even if I don’t like software (programming has been fun for me so far), the prospect of remote work is enough to make it worth it for me.
magnificentbystander t1_jabx600 wrote
You sure you need to go back to school? If you can code, apply for an entry level position. If you can’t code start learning on your own time. If you don’t want to write code, look into product management, program management and sales engineering. There are lots of ways to use your existing degree to get a different job in tech.
Hambarker t1_jab8h4q wrote
People in sulfer mines are miserable. Share croppers were miserable. You just don't like your job.
Reverting to living with your parents and going into debt to start your life over is a bad play.
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