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As everyone else has said it’s very subjective, and your priorities and perspective will change with experience. The way I see it is an overlap of a bunch of different categories that people prioritize in different ways:

Mental Health/Stress/Work Life Balance Short term Salary Career Growth Opportunities Industry Interest Project specific Work Interest Luck

For me, early on in my career I was more focused on career growth and salary, then realized after my first job I needed an industry that was cool because risk-averse financial banks were boring as hell. In addition to that was a whirlwind of shit with my mental health and learning how to deal with my bipolar disorder, which led me to a higher prioritization of mental health and work life balance so that kind of guided where I looked for a new job. My second job was very unlucky, and a strike out, really cool industry and really cool projects, but severely adversely affected my mental health so I had to cut that one. So I re prioritized my search and tried to look for places that more aligned with what I needed.

And then that leads me to Luck, an overlap of all categories that provide just enough of each to make you content. I wouldn’t know what contentness was at this point in my career unless I experienced what I had in the past to give me that perspective, as well as taking a leap to explore other options and not remain stagnant with no change, that will lead you to insanity. It’s like the fallacy in Reinforcement Learning of Exploration vs Exploitation, sometimes you gotta explore the world to experience more reward than what you think is out there. You may just so happen to stumble upon a company that the stars align and you probably won’t leave unless you’re fired. This won’t happen with everyone, but make sure you’re vocal at wherever you are to express what you think will make you content.

As with most things in life it is a balancing act. Some people get hard ons for showcasing their projects and bragging about their work on LinkedIn and how they work 80 hours a week. If that’s what they enjoy then good for them they have their priorities in line and can focus on work/career growth/salary. Some people get hard ons for their hobbies and extracurricular, traveling, seeing friends and therefore their work life balance will be a higher priority. And for them I think that’s great if that’s what they love. For me, I get a hard on for not being depressed and wanting to kill myself every night before going to sleep, and that’s why I prioritize mental health over everything else. But again I wouldn’t know that unless I experienced what I had in the past.

So to you my good sir, try not to compare yourself to others so much. Do an introspection into what you prioritize the most. Take some leaps of faith, don’t listen to the world around you, and find your peace. Only you know what will make you content.

- Anonymous Dildo

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