>circumstances (hours, commute, telecommute, cubicle, free food, etc) no free food, my company is stingy. Usually work 8 hours, but sometimes much less and other times much more. I walk about 35 minutes each way to work and back, but I also usually work from home one day a week. Office is like a call center I fucking hate it.
>describe what you do in a typical day come in earlier than everyone else, crank on code until noon or so, usually have a meeting or two in the early afternoon and then spend the late afternoon either answering people's questions, coding more or working on something management was too dumb to prioritize
>job satisfaction 0-10 4. Lots of money, my coworkers are morons. I'm slowly losing my passion because I'm surrounded by apathy
>leisure/spare time/social/time to yourself? n/a. work, come home, video games / weed / tv / alcohol, repeat.
>what do you do with your acquired wealth? save it. once I have enough money I'm going to buy a rural house, quit and never work in corporate america again.
>profession graduate research assistant >salary 34k stipend + 12k tuition waivers >background/education/certs bachelor in CS, doing master now >age 22 >country/region illinois, usa >circumstances (hours, commute, telecommute, cubicle, free food, etc) set my own hours, telecommute is an option. i have two workspaces available, one with a dedicated desk and a dank workstation with a 7700k and 2 ultrasharps and other neat shit, one with an empty cube (when I TA). i have two bosses who love me, so i end up getting lunch bought for me once or twice a week. i get paid to travel to various cities for 5-6 days at a time, several times a year >describe what you do in a typical day >>wake up at 11am >>go to class >>go to lunch >>go to work and hang out with pajeets, answer everyone's questions, program ((machine learning)) code, reply to ten million emails, answer stupid questions from students, read papers, write papers >>go home at 8 or 9pm >>shitpost until 2am >>go to bed >job satisfaction 0-10 7 >leisure/spare time/social/time to yourself? i have several hours a day to shitpost or do as i please. weekends are usually completely open. >what do you do with your acquired wealth? buy memepads and liquor
>describe what you do in a typical day Java/Go dev
>job satisfaction 0-10 9
Charles Harris
> >profession NEET > >salary Couple hundred a year, sometimes compensated with items of value > >background/education/certs College dropout with expired A+ cert (that I never ended up using) > >age 25 > >country/region NW USA > >circumstances (hours, commute, telecommute, cubicle, free food, etc) I do get free home-cooked meals > >describe what you do in a typical day Shitpost, anime (sometimes), fap, eat and sleep (in no particular order) > >job satisfaction 0-10 1 (you can’t have 0 you brainlet) > >leisure/spare time/social/time to yourself? Too much time in my own head, about once a week my friend and I will go to a restaurant and BS for a couple hours. > >what do you do with your acquired wealth? I was saving money for a trip to glorious Nippon but I pissed it all away.
> >profession Java junior dev (technically java + js + sql...) > >salary ~1k ewro > >background/education/certs masters degree. Java assoc cert > >age Near 30 > >country/region LTU > >circumstances (hours, commute, telecommute, cubicle, free food, etc) 40k week. Commute ~30 min to one side if catch bus right away. Open space. Free redbull/juice sometimes. > >describe what you do in a typical day fix bugs. Add features. review others code. Code code code. > >job satisfaction 0-10 8 > >leisure/spare time/social/time to yourself? no social. Spare time after work. > >what do you do with your acquired wealth? spend on food and rent. Also internet to shiypost on 1/2 chan
Matthew Torres
>software engineer (Scala) >$10/hr >studying cs, impressive projects, no certs >19 >Siberia, Russia >remote (Swedish company) >they make me do random things and program in languages I didn't sign up for >3.25/10 boss does not have it together >save for my own business, rent, tea, bountysource