Do Most Software Engineers Enjoy High Quality of Life and Career Satisfaction?

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Most software engineers report a good quality of life, with many expressing satisfaction with their profession and income. While some experience job-related stress, the general sentiment among peers is one of contentment. The discussion highlights that individual quality of life is influenced by personal choices rather than broad statistical trends. There is a recognition that while some may feel discontent or consider switching careers, this sentiment does not represent the majority. Overall, the prevailing view is that many software engineers are happy with their career paths.
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Would you say that on average, most of them live with good quality of life? Do many software engineers regret their decisions, or want to switch out?

I'm just curious since these are the kinds of things that I read on forums, but that may just be a highly vocal minority...
 
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As one of the malcontents in the field, I have to say that most of the software engineers that I work with are happy with their chosen profession. Some are more stressed on the job than others, but basically most of the people I know are content with their work and income.

Even I am fairly happy with my income. :-)
 
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I can't really choose between accounting and software eng :(
 
Your quality of life will be based largely on your own decisions, not some impossible to determine statistically determination, remember that.
 
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