Next step after first few years at work [closed]

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Its been 2 years since graduating from uni and working in a IT solutions company as a programmer. My initial year was particularly exciting when we were trying to get a fresh product up to speed. The product has now gone live and are in the maintenance phase.

My current day job involves merely bug fixing and also small designing/implementing change requests and also helping resolve issues faced from clients.

Slowly I feel a little 'normal' in my role. I wonder how I can make myself stand out. (I work in a company of no more than 200 people) Or what should be the next step I take after 2 years doing programming?

Thanks!

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