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develop new skills , and apply for new jobs . try out a side hustle just to have a secure financial source if things go south.

You're not stuck, you're perfectly positioned. Use this low-pressure job to upskill: Build side projects using modern tech stack Contribute to open source Learn system design (crucial for interviews) Keep DSA sharp on leetcode I did this exact path, jumped from ops to SDE-2 at [redacted].

Detailed roadmap: 1. Master cloud (AWS/Azure) - all 2. FAANG use it 3. Build fullstack projects (MERN/Java Spring) 4. System design from Grokking 5. Daily 2 leetcode. Give it 6 months, apply abroad.

Damn! your story is the same as mine, the exact same as mine! can we connect on Instagram or linked in

DevOps is the future. Pure development roles are dying. Stay and master Kubernetes, CI/CD.

may I know what is your current package?

you are self doughting try to ignore all the negativity and focus of the positive thing at which you are strong

DSA is amazing for problem-solving, but companies also want hands-on skills. You should learn web development (React, Node.js), backend (Java/Spring, Python/Django, Go), or DevOps basics (Docker, Kubernetes) to complement your DSA knowledge.

Firstly, stop beating yourself up brother. It’s totally normal to feel stuck in your first job. It’s not a reflection of your potential, just a bad fit. You’re already ahead because you know what you love and you have the drive to improve so take up projects or do some on your own in your free time and build a good portfolio and start looking for other jobs but dont quit this till you find one

Not a single job can satisfy you. Go Haridwar and spend some time with you (without any gadget) after that you may be a good person and can be a good developer too.

start a youtube channel (ne need to show your face or anything). if you really like solving problems, extend that by sharing ☺️. just share because you love it. it can also help you track your journey and learnings.

and tbh , the field u are in is a flourishing field , so try applying for new jobs or start something of your own

Dude , seems like a problem . Will switching the job help?

Plan your escape buddy