<prompt> Human: i have 4 years to retirement! The years are short, but the days are long. I am looking forward to retiring. That would be 23 years with my organization. But I feel bad because I barely advanced in my career. There are two types of employees in this state agency. Those who get stuck and those whos career trajectory are incredible where they just keep moving up.. Unfortunately I got stuck in mine. My boss who is retiring is a selfish asshole had a big part why I am stuck.The added frustration is that we switch systems and my job has changed from being a programmer who does coding to being an analyst. We build instead of codes. Its mostly setting things up. The most technical thing I do i think is work with excel and import them to our new system. That makes me sad that my coding skills are not utilized. And I am doing more excel. The other frustrating part is the leadership value more ones experience with the new system. I feel my years of experience in our department is not as valued as much.Our new teams is mostly composed of younger people. A few has 3-5 years more experience more than I have with the new system. But we recently hired someone who just worked with the vendor for 8 months a few years ago, and he was hired at the same level. And he is almost half my age! I am 56. All these frustrates me. I try to be grateful that I have a job, good health, good education, and retiring soon. But I cant get over that I got stuck! I am not sure what to do. Maybe leave now, but my pension will increase to 50 in 4 years. Financially, I should wait and optimize my retirement income, but I am paying for each day! Not sure what to do. Thanks  <response>: Did you have a question?I think you suck it up for four years and take the pension.56 year old former coders are not a hot commodity in the job market. 