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I think like many people I find more work uninspiring, pointless and eroding. However, it's well paid, high status and hard to break into.

I have an interview next week for a coffee engineer role which pays around a third of what I currently earn and would involve being on the road four out of five days.

Has anyone else made a change like this? How did you find it? Did you miss the money and status?

I know that office work is desirable for a reason (people like to sit down!!) but I think there might be something inspiring and rewarding about working with me hands. Am I being naïve because I've never really had to work with my hand?

Thanks for your help and honest feedback.

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The post quality has deteriorated, and it feels like I'm reading the same posts over and over again. Not to mention the stupid paywall which is infuriating.

Why did Medium end up like this? In the beginning it was pretty good but then it started to wither. Is there any way for a platform like Medium to keep up with high quality posts while also paying their writers well?

Substack has done a good job at competing in the blogging market but it's different from Medium. Medium is more of a social blogging platform while Substack is more of a newsletter platform. Substack doesn't have an algorithm that recommends you content, but instead shows you exactly who you follow. This is nice, but I can't deny that I also like finding new content through a recommendation engine, which Medium also sucks at.","time":1676054243,"title":"Ask HN: Why did medium.com \"fail\"?","type":"story"}],[30527884,{"by":"KlatchianMist","descendants":123,"id":30527884,"kids":[30528165,30528827,30528316,30528223,30528323,30528134,30528477,30528965,30530646,30528858,30529186,30528523,30528314,30528656,30536935,30528376,30528623,30528340,30528724,30529054,30529331,30532650,30530736,30529617,30528563,30536124,30528872,30531853,30530881,30536010,30531494,30533178,30529106,30528433,30531406,30532074,30529806,30545407,30528897,30528391,30530550,30528333,30528233,30528674,30529874,30532815,30531184,30530708,30527992],"score":258,"time":1646232425,"title":"Hugo is awesome, its documentation is not","type":"story","url":"https://sagar.se/blog/hugo-documentation/"}],[23535528,{"by":"zachthewf","descendants":526,"id":23535528,"kids":[23538503,23536045,23540845,23539632,23535691,23535950,23536036,23535856,23540114,23536119,23540922,23540395,23536225,23535998,23542012,23542521,23542796,23540086,23539141,23539975,23535880,23540294,23539625,23540817,23535583,23559259,23539578,23541879,23538589,23539751,23535946,23535657,23538413,23538421,23536179],"score":207,"time":1592276399,"title":"Harvard University Won’t Require SAT, ACT for Admissions Next Year","type":"story","url":"https://www.wsj.com/articles/harvard-university-wont-require-sat-act-for-admissions-next-year-11592272825"}],[23221447,{"by":"kujaomega","descendants":214,"id":23221447,"kids":[23224791,23222727,23222574,23223415,23222468,23222674,23223058,23222847,23222493,23222235,23223250,23223715,23226223,23223584,23222465,23232006,23223426,23228186,23228441,23224989,23223864,23226970,23224507,23227469,23226376,23222580,23222819,23222828,23230653,23243943,23223801,23223263,23223177,23223223],"score":590,"text":"$16","time":1589804786,"title":"Google bans my events app for referencing Covid-19, or related terms","type":"story"}],[16157999,{"by":"simonsarris","descendants":110,"id":16157999,"kids":[16158743,16158659,16158929,16158467,16160466,16159807,16158777,16158902,16161819,16158932,16158587,16161242,16158810,16161187,16162173,16158747,16158826,16159878,16160582,16161335,16158648,16160164],"score":96,"time":1516109516,"title":"Guaranteed Minimum Agriculture: Why Basic Jobs Might Fare Better Than UBI","type":"story","url":"https://medium.com/p/guaranteed-minimum-agriculture-f93a5aa38c97"}]]

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