That's good that you found the light. I'm currently studying full time again (postgraduate course) and fearful that I'll be heading into another job that will be awfulQre8ive wrote:The only way to get out is to find something you love doing. I used to do brainless work from 9 to 6 every day, 5 days a week. Every day I would look at the clock and be like "fuck another 3 hours left" and every Sunday I would dread that work would start again the next day. Vacations we're a bliss and well-needed to rest.
I now have a job I love maybe a little too much, where I need to watch out I don't work too many hours a week (only getting paid for 40). I do have a 6-month-old daughter at home though, so in my free time I mostly just spend time with her and my wife.
how do you gracefully escape one job to enter another one?I'm doing a cybersecurity course with software programming, the programming module is easy to me (have experience already). Cybersecurity can be pretty broad, I didn't go into this with a passion, I felt like it was just a good area to be upskilled on. I'm more so interested in pen testing, but there's a nasty corporate side to this too
learning a lot from and about this new generation, that's the positive. the negative is that wrongthink is very much a thing, I wouldn't say more than GHF but on par with GHF. except I can remember the uber dedication of people there. here, there's one accepted opinion, that's the dogma and that's it. it makes sense when you're trying to move so many people in a scene in the same direction but it's so strange to come from browsing forums for 13 years
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