Title: I&#x27;ve been in the software industry for ~10 years. I no longer feel exciting for anything including the latest ChatGPT. I&#x27;ve already been through these phases: engineering principle for all things -&gt; okay, helping customers is the actual business value, so code is just a tool -&gt; obsessed with [solution,problem] -&gt; well, it&#x27;s actually mostly about marketing and sale, problems don&#x27;t actually discover good solutions, mediocre solutions find their way to the problems. Now I see tech is as useful as taking a shower every morning. I no longer feel anything in any role in tech industry.<p>No, I don&#x27;t think I&#x27;m depressed. I eat healthy food, exercise and see mountain and river every morning. My mom loves me.<p>I&#x27;m figuring out what&#x27;s the best mental model to survive (or feel) anything in tech. So you may suggest something outside of tech, I&#x27;m already pretty good at many things. But this profession just doesn&#x27;t feel (or feel at all) right.<p>---<p>Okay, thanks everyone, I try to reply to appreciate every comment, though it&#x27;s plenty! Just so you know I already read every comment as of now.
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