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Re:Ask HN: Burnt out developer trying to move out of Iran, a... by ehnto on Wednesday July 06, 2022 @10:28AM (#32001522)
> I'd work for a non-profit or a university if I were you. Work/life balance is great.

I guess it depends, because I did not feel balanced at the University I worked at. Everyone was wildly stressed, taking on n+1 roles and responsibilities, and all of your work time was stolen by meetings and trying to get humans to manually do the bureaucracy between you and achieving your assigned tasks.

Re:Ask HN: Burnt out developer trying to move out of Iran, a... by soco on Wednesday July 06, 2022 @10:58AM (#32001970)
It's probably more like a lottery. My experience working as a developer for a university was lower pay but relaxed environment. I also didn't notice any bureaucracy - I was developing software, not pushing projects.