Tons of “coding adjacent” jobs. QA, Analytics, UX, Web admin, Softwear Admin, LMS, Content Management, Database Admin. Basically anything that might be improved by knowing code, but otherwise requires general knowledge skills are a great place to start.

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I work in IT and it’s helping the coding burnout. Turns out when you help people fix their issues all day you get inspired to build/code things again!

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What part of coding can’t be replaced by AI? I’d go in that direction. It might not hurt to study a trade at night or in your spare time like plumbing, electrical , carpentry and other services. Those are the jobs that AI won’t be able to replace and your future will be more secure.

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I feel the same way and I realized that other ppl probably don’t like their major too, so I created a startup called ratemymajor.come where people rate and talk about their major

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Do not take ⬆️ advice.

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