u/AffectionateBack7222

Problem/Goal:

I find it difficult to enjoy things these days, whether it's video games, watching YouTube, working, etc.

Context:

I don't think I'm depressed nor do I think I'm unhappy?

I just feel like I'm existing.

With video games, at most, maybe I'd play for 20mins (Cyberpunk, Hollow Knight are my recent games) then I'd just stop.

I can't commit to finish watching the typical YT content creators I typically watch. Maybe I'd finish half the video length then move on to the next.

I've been enjoying work (mobile dev) in the past few months pero since patapos na feature ko parang tinamad na ako bigla. I just wanna finish it and move on. Ang sipag ko pa nung una lol. I concede that work doesn't need to be enjoyable. It is just work after all. Pero I really WAS enjoying and I'd tell my friends that I'm the happiest I've ever been as a dev than an engineer (career shifter).

Previous Attempts:

I would try to bore myself, but I'm not sure if this is the right solution.

What do you guys do if/when you're in this state of mind?

I'm gonna take a walk lol

Been interviewing with Acn for ServiceNow Dev role coming from Web dev. Bale 6 YOE ako pero 1.5 years lang dyan yan yung pagiging Dev ko and the rest is me transitioning from Engineering to Tech. 2 of those years were also in Accenture as Service Management where I used Service Now daily.

I was appraised for a CL9 position even though I was expecting na CL10 lang ako.

I understand na may leadership expectations for CL9 which I can embrace pero I'd still prefer the quieter life of an individual contributor. Pero syempre, kung maganda offer sa CL9, I might just take it.

Naghihintay na lang ako ng salary nego with HR.

Advisable rin ba to take the CL9 position kahit wala pa ako alam sa dev/config side ng Service Now?

Is it possible to develop your child's jaw such that they grow wider so as not to need expensive dentistry bills? Grabe kasi yung mga 40k posts na nakikita ko haha

I've seen a couple of videos in passing that children's jaws are still moldable up to a certain age and modern foods, which are mostly soft, inhibit jaw widening when people back then perhaps had tougher (and chewier?) foods that promoted this widening.

I know genetics do play a role, but what can be done as they grow up? Even better if they won't need braces.

Thank you!

Excenture here. Was previously in a non-tech role then ventured out to be a dev, now currently a mobile dev (Android / Kotlin) with Jr. sahod.

A recruiter reached out to me to apply for a ServiceNow dev role.

I've used ServiceNow before in my Acn days, but I don't really know what it's like for a dev role.

In my current role, I do a lot of coding which I love. Can I expect the same sa ServiceNow?

Kamusta rin pati career path as SN dev?