Oh, testing and support for a software tool I helped develop. It’s a cozy little niche I happened into because I acquired domain knowledge, kept lines open to my previous workplace when we moved, and was willing when they needed it to do some tasks that nobody there wanted to do. So I sit at my desk and work and the kid sits at her desk and works and when it’s telecon time she goes and plays quietly in her room.
That’s wonderful! I’m jealous.
I was a programming major once but couldn’t suffer through class after class with the ONE incompetent professor on staff. Sigh.
I wound up in finance but missed the programming.
Lately I’ve been taking those career oriented personality tests and 100% of the time programming is at the top of the list.
I have a little time to fiddle with classes but want to make sure I don’t waste it on stuff I won’t wind up using.