It's been 16 years since I stepped into the computer industry. In these long and short years, I once had dreams and passions, and pursued the ultimate and excellence of technology. However, I regret it now that the computer industry has entered a cold winter, and I am still struggling in this field.
I recall that the original intention of choosing a computer major was because of my love and longing for this industry. I used to think that computer technology was the way of the future, and that mastering this technology meant that the possibilities were endless. So, I decided to devote myself to this industry and began a long journey of studying.
In the process of studying, I experienced countless days and nights of hard thinking and meditation, and overcame one technical problem after another. I've stayed up all night trying to get a program to work, and I've struggled to find an answer to a technical problem. In the process, I gained a lot of knowledge and practical experience, and also made a group of like-minded friends.
However, as time went on, I found that the development of the computer industry has gradually reached a bottleneck. The market is becoming more and more competitive, and the technology is being upgraded faster and faster. At the same time, the income level of this industry is getting lower and lower, and it can no longer even meet my living needs. I began to wonder if I had made the right choice and began to worry about the future of the industry.
In this cold winter, I feel that my hard work and dedication seem to have come to naught. I began to think, could it be that I studied hard for 16 years just to make a living in this industry? What exactly should I do?
Perhaps, life is a gamble, and I lost the gamble. I used to think that if I mastered a skill, I would be able to go all over the world, but the reality taught me that choice is more important than hard work. In the future, I will re-examine my career plan and find a more suitable direction for me. Although I deeply regret it, I believe that the future is still full of hope.