Walking along the coast of Latvia with you and @guitarplayer, we talked briefly about career options. I might repeat a few things we discussed, but I hope this helps you.
From what I have seen. You are a genius. A creative and unique individual. However, I’ve learned through my own experience as an interviewer in big-corp that these qualities aren’t always valued. Big companies often prioritize conformity and predictable results over individuality and creative problem-solving
That said, the world is so much bigger than big corporations, and the tech industry I’m part of is just one tiny slice of the job market. Many people, myself partly included, often use tech jobs to accumulate and leave when the time is right a.k.a ERE.
Some things that stood out to me during the time we spent together. First, your kind. Really remarkable and maybe even rare?
You’re also incredibly strong, both physically and mentally. While physical strength may not be as valued as it was centuries ago, there are still many labor-intensive roles where it can shine.
Beyond that, your patient, and your knowledge of nature is practically endless.
With these qualities we have a few jobs I can think off.
Outdoor Work: Forestry, park ranger roles, or construction work might fit with your strength and love of being outside.
Caregiving : As @guitarplayer mentioned, healthcare roles or support work for people with disabilities could be a perfect fit. These fields kinda value and pay for your patience and caring approach.
Switzerland has a unique mix of extremely high income and low immegration. You speak multiple languages, which you can use to your advantage.
For example, I think you could thrive as **alpine guide or outdoor adventure leader**, working with German, French, or crazy rich Asian tourists to share the beauty of Switzerland’s natural landscapes.
