Embedded development has no passion, is it normal?

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Not long ago, a reader probably asked such a question: I liked embedded before working, but I have done embedded development for two years.I feel less and less passionate about my work. Is this normal?

Here I ask everyone: Do you have a similar feeling?

Is it too involute, or I really don't like it?

Is this state normal?

I personally feel that this state is both normal and abnormal.

1. Normal

Normal, which means that many people have this (tired of work) state at the moment, not just you.

And it's not just our embedded line, it's basically the same phenomenon in other industries.

2. Not normal

Abnormal, it refers to your current work status, as the saying goes, "do one line and love one line", you just gave up after working for two years before you really fell in love with it.

You've done embedded development for two years, it means you like or love embedded for some reason, otherwise, you wouldn't choose embedded and it wouldn't worktwo years.

Why did you like it in the first place?

Some people are forced to like it, some people really like it, and some people both like it and dislike it.

1. Forced to choose this major?

Some people chose embedded-related majors such as electronic information, communication, software, etc., because they graduated from high school, and were "forced" to enter.this line.

But for most people, the final choice is in their own hands.

So, don't say you were forced, you still "liked" this line.

2. Encouraged by those around you?

Maybe your eldest brother or a friend around you said to you: There is no future in the factory, so let's do embedded development.

But do you really just listen to the people around you?

Even if you listen to the people around you, from novice to entry, didn't you learn it yourself?

If you don't like it at all, I don't believe you can get started?

3. Unexplainable likes

When I first learned, I liked it with enthusiasm, but if I asked him why he liked it, he also gave the reason, because he liked it so he liked it.

It's like in elementary school, the teacher asked: What are the dreams of the students?

So, many people start this line with a little liking, but don't know why.You won't know if you really like it until you work for a few years.

Losing passion

There's been a buzzword in the last two years: Involution.

Competitive pressure in today's society is increasing, 996 has become the norm, and then there is what everyone calls involution.

Internal exams have spread across all walks of life. The "double reduction" in the front is because students have too many exams, and others are tutoring. You can't pass the exam without tutoring.

The result of group tutoring is that the collective score is higher, but the admission score line is also rising.

Recently, many people have seen the news that a 22-year-old Jiangxi girl died suddenly while working in Hangzhou (working for four or five consecutive days of overtime).Why he died suddenly at such a young age, involution is one of the reasons.

Returning to this article, many people lose their passion for work, and a large part of the reason is that the involution is too serious, and the involution makes everyone too tired, so there is less and lesspassion.

Of course, in addition to the factor of involution, there are other factors, such as: company rules and regulations, coworker relationships, work content, etc.

However, it's you who ultimately lose your passion.

Rediscover your passion

Although the involution is serious, we should put aside distractions, not pay too much attention to those "negative" news, and get back the passion we once had.

Think about the scene where you "lit the lights", are you excited?

If you are tired, lie down for a while.

It's too late, don't work overtime.

Have a good night's rest, and the next day is full of passion.

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