because its a waste of time. you can learn all of whats being taught there for 3 years in a year yourself ez and its fact. jobs dont require papers for IT, all goes based on skills. also you dont know if its fit you or not so its risky if i was u dont pick it
What should I study?
Carter Butler
Juan Powell
Ok Thanks Estonii...I was leaning towards logistics anyways its a much more logical choice and I would be able to work in that job for sure. And as for IT I could always learn it in my spare time and go into for whatever reason if I wanted or needed to later. my third choice was marketing but that would be something I wouldn't even like and its something you learn aspects of anyways in studying logistics...Estonia is always right :)
Owen Richardson
It's not helping but it's damn fun. Hoping to move into devops or security eventually, both of which I think I have the skills for.
I'm young. As of now I'm taking what I can get so I can put it on my resume. The bigger opportunities will come down the road.
Caleb Bennett
I got a degree in computer science (I focused on machine learning i.e. statistical learning algorithms), but I find what I do to be unsatisfying... I feel like just doing math or switching to a natural science, but the grass is always greener?