>current job
>what's good with it
>what's bad with it
>mechanical robot engineer
>work with robots
>only work on hardware
I can't seem to find a job that utilizes every skill I'd like to. If I go SW, I end up only doing SW, no HW. Now I'm HW and there's no room for SW. Anyone else in this boat?
>only work on hardware
my fucking dream job
t. EE
>t. Raging faggot
that too
what kind of fucking masochist WANTS to write code instead of working with hardware? what's wrong with you?
Then go for it man, hardware is fun
I troubleshoot Outlook problems all day I hate my life
>gloryhole engineer
>suck a lot of cocks like OP
>not enough cocks to suck, honest but hard work
>current job
"red team software" dev
>what's good with it
work my own hours, work by myself, projects are usually interesting, can avoid a lot of taxes because most customers pay in crypto.
>what's bad with it
have to have good self discipline, can't just slack off when I get burnout, have to be careful about managing money because some month's sales aren't good, advertising is a pain, accounting is a pain, I stress myself out way too much, end up making less money than working a regular dev job because of the number of hours, work never really ends, etc, etc, etc.
I could keep going on but there's a lot of unforeseen inconveniences and roadblocks with running your own business. However, the money is pretty decent especially considering I don't have a degree and it certainly beats working some dead end retail/service job. I finally broke one of my goals of bringing in 10k net revenue in a month. Overall I don't regret it.
Average income?
What does a red team developer do exactly ? Sorry for the dumb question but trying to break into the security field myself and am only a beginner. Got my EE degree and realize I hate it. Any tips much appreciated.