u/NowUKnowMe121

Is this a viable career path for someone who doesnt like coding much and wants to build a career in solution consulting?

Context: I have experience in deployment. automation, devops etc

Dont like coding, hate object oriented code.

Want to focus on career path which little coding and more on product, definitely not a product manager which is ambigous.

Which is why i was checking this out like solutions/sales/customer engineering kind of profile than a typical technical expert which will make me burnout.

Is this a viable career path for someone who wants to work in consulting but does not like coding?

Context: I have experience in deployment. automation, devops etc

Dont like coding, hate object oriented code.

Want to focus on career path which little coding and more on product, definitely not a product manager which is ambigous.

Which is why i was checking this out like solutions/sales/customer engineering kind of profile than a typical technical expert which will make me burnout.

Is this a viable career path for someone who doesnt like coding much and wants to build a career in solution consulting?

Context: I have experience in deployment. automation, devops etc

Dont like coding, hate object oriented code.

Want to focus on career path which little coding and more on product, definitely not a product manager which is ambigous.

Which is why i was checking this out like solutions/sales/customer engineering kind of profile than a typical technical expert which will make me burnout.

Python / Bash scripting is enough right?

No need to focus on objected oriented code like a software dev ?

For me, it was excellent. It was easy to talk, it was much more efficient to do any sort of work or any activity.

Only condition, said entp female is mature enough :)

Dont like oops.

How do you guys manage it?

Like only functional and procedural prograing :)

My hate is towards the jungle-gorilla-banana problem whereas functional programming seems clear, brezzy and maintain codebase rather easily.

For me, it took all my 20s to figure out that i am a good at long term thinking and strategy which most people need a lot of effort to do it. Heck most people need immediate gratification.

I simply see future, eliminate obstacles and go forward, paired with perfection was the problem, now focused on efficiency.

Now i focus on here and now.

Cut off toxic and low conscious people ruthlessly.

I am a good fit for leadership and consulting roles.

What was yours and how much did it take you?

Also how did you solve human problem like navigating humans ?

I used a bit of maths and strategy, to work my way through people based on force and power.

I would focus on maintaining good health and enough money.

I derived some maths to understand human psyche and try to ignore low conscious people irresoectuve of their wealth, status etc.

Now at peace with my nervous system.

I am yet to find, but i already know it will be. Kind of :)

Do you like cerebral, creative or a mix of both?

I am yet to find, but i already know it will be. Kind of :)

Do you like cerebral, creative or a mix of both?

During release cycles, deadlines, doing validation work might be quite demanding.
How do you guys manage the repetitive work?
Debugging, especially managing code bases of OOPS which has banana-gorilla-jungle problem.

It would be tedious isn't it, leading to rapid burnout?

For me, it was my inability to understand narcissism, there was no logic as to how to tackle this disorder until went complete no contact to protect my nervous system and recovery.

When and how did you discover your introverted intuition?

How useful was it and how not, altering your life decision?

What according to you, a defining feature of intj, based on your knowledge says, this is not intj?

How did it confirmed that you are an intj? Like a person who takes info using intuition and organises info using organisational skills.

I tried everything, finally understood systems engineering is where i excel, what work do you guys do?

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1. Can we change industries?

2. Is it well paid?

3. What are core skills? Is it system thinking,, automation, scripting ?

4. How different and respected is this profession from software engineering ?

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Why?

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Worked in a new project with 15:2 dev to sdet, burntout due to npd boss, work stress, tight deadlines.

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Although, this was a wrong fit role for me, it was double burnout due to npd boss trauma bond, it took more than a year to recover.

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How do you guys even manage?

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This is a brutal role.

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Looking for a systems engineer role which suits my strengths.

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Removed qa from my dictionary forever.

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Any thoughts?

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I did not like coding that much, for me best code is no code.

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Hate object oriented code.

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Did you master it ?

I am looking for release manager positions, is it even worth it?

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I am tired of debugging, IC roles lile dev, automation, even hate object oriented code.

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This roles seems like a project mgmt with detail oriented and quality gates.

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Kindly suggest?

I took me whole 20s to focus on one thing as i tried coding, got stuck on object oriented code which made me go nuts left it and focus instead on software delivery and solutions engineering stuff which is much more consistent to my cognitive strengths, perfectionism crippled me as i took lot of time to finalise on anything along with understanding narcissists and how they affect the body and psyche.

For me, it gave intense cognitive dissonance, not at all related to logic, it was horrible to fathom, because these operate at a very insidious level, taking no accountability.

It took a lot of time to recover. Now that i am clear of that, it feels a lot better now and brain fog has lifted.

For me, i applied mathematics to pschology to quantify human psyche in simple terms to develop inter personal skills.

I started to solve it for a personal issue but it turned out quite a research.

What unique achievements or insights did you achieve or derived?