Hell, I went through that about 1990, when folks didn't want assembly language programmers anymore. It seems the older you get, the less your ego cares about the "importance" of a job. What's critical is: It pays enough to let you subsist, and (equally important) it's not such a pain in the ass that you feel "owned" by your employer.
The spirit of a place is the most important, no matter what kind of job is involved.
My 2 cents. Good luck, Frank. We're all counting on you.
-Lon
Lukasz Kacperczyk wrote:
Hi Frank,
Sorry to hear about your troubles. I'm right before the start of the reorganization of my professional life too, so I can imagine how you feel, even though my situation is way better (we have our own appartament, my new wife's got a good job). Still, I hope everything goes well, and you adventure has a happy ending.
All the best, Lukasz
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