[ehnto]

> 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.

[soco]

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.