>age
>degree(s)
>location
>title
>salary
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>ask for advice on how to get into (insert field)
Career thread
Grayson Richardson
Christopher Mitchell
23
BS in EECS
Seattle area
Software Engineer
130k base + 100k stock + 25k annual bonus + 25k oncall bonus
All I do is write Javascript.
Gabriel Fisher
hell yeah i love datamining threads
Jayden Watson
33
electrical technologist (3 year college)
canada
network tech
65k
Colton Walker
>age
21
>degree(s)
None
>location
Goa, India
>title
Network/Linux admin
>salary
20,000 USD/yr from home
Jace Powell
37
MD
Los Angeles
Family physician
635k
Noah Cruz
20
1 year into a software engineering degree
Chicago area
Fast food worker
$13 /hr
How does one stay motivated? As a total brainlet who was too smart for highschool and too dumb for college. This has completely destroyed any sense of work ethic that i had . My grades are good but I don't know if i can keep this up for 3-6 more years without advice on how to study/ re train my brain to make good habits.
Does being rich feel that good user?
Eli Williams
so i need some advice in finding a career
>be me, from LA county area
>i guess better than average student, took shitton of APs in HS but got meh grades
>not so great in calc
>have a slight interest in brogrammen, but dont want to get a CS degree and depend on it for my career. no app designing shit
>generally interested in business, science, and tech
>thought i wanted to go into nuclear engineering but shit at chem
>want to stay away from shit that will be replaced by AI and software, general automation
any recommendations, I was thinking maybe a data scientist or some kind of engineer but im worried about being semi shit at math.
Justin Thomas
25
None
USA
Air Traffic Controller
$150,000
None of you are smart enough to be controllers rofl
Liam Thomas
>ask for advice on how to get into (insert field)
I'm interested in the networking field (and various others but that's my goal right now). I did the training for CCNA and got a 'certificate of training' but didn't feel nearly prepared for the exam itself so it's on hold, grabbed my A+ cuz it was easy. I suspect I need to start doing something in the IT field and advance my studies after work, and have been trying to get in for half a year now, but even call centers and volunteer positions won't take me. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, how do I gain professional experience?