bored

I hear the same from my brother puking down a 6-figure salary for development.

You both need a project of your own. Not shit enterprise cobbling for shit management, something you're interested in. I write software for my own business and I get great satisfaction out of doing it my way instead of settling for some durkadurka's cobblework.

>>1331302
>19
>software engineer since 3 years

Why don't you just get a fuckin medal m8

>>1331447
yikes didnt mean it like that

>>1331428
what business are you in?

>>1331428
I do the same thing, man. I find it much more rewarding than someone reaping the rewards off of my mental work. I'd feel like a mind slave if I was in OPs shoes.

>>1331447
All that salt could season a meal, senpai.

>>1331302
work on Artifiacial Intelligence a promising area create braniac, destroy earth, sip coffe in your space ship couch

Hey OP, can you shed some light on how you got your dev job as such a young? I'm a self-taught programmer and have never worked for pay. I'd appreciate some advice.

>>1331302
Finish the job you can't quit but put your CV out there during that time aiming for a senior software development position or if you're too stressed by the whole industry you could try something creative like 3d modelling, indie game development, fx, start a educational youtube channel to tell people what you've learned from your 3 years and vlog when that's exhausted or do something completely different like working at a gay bar