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Hey folks,
Not sure if it's just me, but working in software development lately has felt like a mental marathon. Long hours, tight deadlines, constant context-switching... it definitely takes a toll. I’ve been in the industry for a while, and even though I love what I do, I’ve had to rethink how I work, both for my code quality and my sanity.
One thing that’s helped a ton: working with people who actually know how to collaborate without the chaos. I’ve been working with a team at https://devico.io — they’re remote-first, sharp, and surprisingly human (which isn’t always a given in tech). Having the right setup and people around makes a huge difference.
Anyway, curious if anyone else here works in dev or IT and has felt the same way. What’s helped you avoid burnout or at least keep your head above water?
Let’s swap thoughts.
Not sure if it's just me, but working in software development lately has felt like a mental marathon. Long hours, tight deadlines, constant context-switching... it definitely takes a toll. I’ve been in the industry for a while, and even though I love what I do, I’ve had to rethink how I work, both for my code quality and my sanity.
One thing that’s helped a ton: working with people who actually know how to collaborate without the chaos. I’ve been working with a team at https://devico.io — they’re remote-first, sharp, and surprisingly human (which isn’t always a given in tech). Having the right setup and people around makes a huge difference.
Anyway, curious if anyone else here works in dev or IT and has felt the same way. What’s helped you avoid burnout or at least keep your head above water?
Let’s swap thoughts.