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What I think it is: 1) I'm introverted and alone-time energizes me, but given the current covid situation, and working from home, I have family around me most of the day. 2) Lots of zoom meetings, and no more hallway conversations with co-workers, or doing short meetings together while taking a walk -> which means less human interaction. There is a dichotomy here in the sense that these seem like contradictions.
I understand you.
My burnout comes from legacy spaghetti code and ongoing issues that are stopping me from working on that awful codebase that past me wrote it :)
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Whats the cause of the burnout?
What I think it is: 1) I'm introverted and alone-time energizes me, but given the current covid situation, and working from home, I have family around me most of the day. 2) Lots of zoom meetings, and no more hallway conversations with co-workers, or doing short meetings together while taking a walk -> which means less human interaction. There is a dichotomy here in the sense that these seem like contradictions.
I understand you.
My burnout comes from legacy spaghetti code and ongoing issues that are stopping me from working on that awful codebase that past me wrote it :)