>Neither am I curious enough to dive deep into intricate details.
I think you should try to overcome this and become an expert in some narrow domain. That way, you will not have to be explicitly competitive about your career.
I think you should try to overcome this and become an expert in some narrow domain. That way, you will not have to be explicitly competitive about your career.
For example, the product I'm working on a product for real time architectural visualization, but at it's core it's very much like a true game engine with pretty much the same techniques for graphics, input, physics, sound... Since we're selling to customers in AEC and related industries, we're on a steady development schedule and the pay is good.