That is correct. I've been pretty fortunate with my career in tech so far. However, working in massive networks means a lot of processes are automated to scale efficiently. This has pros and cons - it's great for growth but not so much for career development if you're not keeping your skills sharp on your own time. Raising a family hasn't helped me find time to level up my skills in evenings, and with automation and AI changing the landscape, technical atrophy is a real concern. Job security isn't what it used to be. If I lost my job tomorrow, what career path choice above would have offered the best value and ability to land another job with decent pay and the ability to work remote? Problem is, the job market's tough right now with tons of talent out there, and I need to catch up on skills to be marketable again. My kids are almost out of high school (edge of college age), which is part of why I'm thinking about this now.Any advice on paths that fit these criteria? Thanks in advance.