Hi guys, wanted to get your thoughts. I have been a marketer for 10 years and have doing decently well. My salary is not exorbitant but good enough as per market standards. However, I never enjoyed marketing much. I always felt inclined to coding and respected that work more than what I did.
Lately I have been getting really frustrated with what I am doing and contemplating changing my trade from marketing to software development. In the last one year I built a lot of apps on google app script and collab and it was a joy working on them. Even after work I would keep thinking about the code and that was never true for marketing. Now I am thinking should I move full time into it.
I want to start out as an intern and work my way up. Will it be a good idea. Am I overestimating myself?
@Gus Have tried building a software based real-world use cases (not like Todo Apps) ? If so, how was your experience? When faced with errors that seemed to took a century to solve (if you faced any), did you enjoy or did you felt like rage quiting?
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