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That's the ultimate goal of work, isn't it? To make as little money as possible and to suck your soul out of you.
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Yeah I def feel you. Hard to break out of this cycle. The imperfect way I try to fix it is to go hard at work for 5-6 hours instead of 8. Gives you an extra couple hours of unwind every day
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dmonkey23276yNo, you're not alone... Indeed that's the reason why I'm thinking to do something different than sw development for living.
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qwwerty11446yFind hobbies which are different from your job. If you start to hate/be bored by your job, you won't be able to escape to and enjoy your hobbies at home otherwise, because they'll be the same/work as reminder.
Happened to me. Did not believe it 5 years back, when a friend told me the same.
&& yes, requires to stick your head out of the comfort zone and often try something completely new and unfamiliar (not an easy task for most IT ppl)
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