Always stay relevant with skills and knowledge relevant to the market - one day you work for papa Google and everything is great, another day you’ll get fired without you seeing it coming - job is not a family.
It’s fun and games to master a skill/technology, but if there are no jobs for that, that is a red flag.
Generally it’s important to keep the hobby-job balance, and to understand that sometimes your hobby specifically won’t be your job, and that is OK because most of the people are like that.
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Always stay relevant with skills and knowledge relevant to the market - one day you work for papa Google and everything is great, another day you’ll get fired without you seeing it coming - job is not a family.
It’s fun and games to master a skill/technology, but if there are no jobs for that, that is a red flag.
Generally it’s important to keep the hobby-job balance, and to understand that sometimes your hobby specifically won’t be your job, and that is OK because most of the people are like that.