Why You Should Chase Interesting Problems, Not Moneyby@daniel-chae
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Why You Should Chase Interesting Problems, Not Money

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Why You Should Chase Interesting Problems, Not Money? Here's the dirty truth behind chasing money for a satisfying career. You should focus on solving interesting problems over money when given the choice. Money helps you rationalize staying at a job where you're not happy, but in the long-term, no amount of money will make you love your job. Edge cases where you don't know what problems you're solving don't have to be a different job, but it's also a job you enjoy.

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