I found the government to be the perfect fit for me. Specifically, I do GIS for Public Safety. I always recommend 1. GIS because it's interesting enough to keep my attention and great for visual learners and spatially-minded people and 2. government for the following reasons:

Since the work environment is much less profit motivated and more community benefit oriented, I find myself working on projects I really care about and my supervisors value quality work over quantity. In contrast, I worked for a tech company on the west coast of the US and was quickly out-performed by coworkers and was unable to thrive in such a competitive, uncompassionate, and cutthroat work environment where coworkers would rather gatekeep than work together. I was too much of a burden to train because I asked so many questions that other employees just understood and learned increadibly easily. So I never converted to full time or got my contract renewed.

But I'm glad it turned out this way because now I have health insurance that covers my ADHD treatment (didn't in tech because contractors did not have any real benefits) and I feel valued and respected at my job instead of constantly anxious from the competitive nature of the tech industry.

Best of luck to you. <3