I started my career as a .NET dev, and until recently was the stack I've worked the longest with. I have fond memories of working with C#.
However I am no longer interested in any job that uses .NET and have removed all mention of C# and .NET on my LinkedIn and resume. This is because even despite great recent advances, .NET still seems to be almost exclusively used by tech-as-a-cost-center enterprise companies that I have no interest in working for anymore.
I'm sure there are some great companies in some corners of the world working with C# and .NET, but as far as I can tell, they are still by far, the exception, not the rule.
However I am no longer interested in any job that uses .NET and have removed all mention of C# and .NET on my LinkedIn and resume. This is because even despite great recent advances, .NET still seems to be almost exclusively used by tech-as-a-cost-center enterprise companies that I have no interest in working for anymore.
I'm sure there are some great companies in some corners of the world working with C# and .NET, but as far as I can tell, they are still by far, the exception, not the rule.