I want a sofrware engineering job at Google

Or Uber, Amazon, Microsoft,...a big tech company. I want muh 100k starting so I can live a comfy upper-middle class lifestyle.

I'm a math major and I'm set to graduate in ~2 years. I entered college as a CS major so I took 3 semesters of CS classes(included C++, Java, object oriented programming, data structures, algorithms). I took some CS classes in highschool and I got a 5 on the AP Computer Science A exam.

Is there a book or program or something like that I can work through that will pretty much guarantee that I have the skillset to be easily hired by one of these companies by the time I finish college? I don't care how hard it is, I'm willing to put in the work and dedicated 100% of my free time in order to do so.

Before you ask, I switched majors because I didn't meet the GPA requirement to get into the engineering school (it houses the CS program). I didn't meet the GPA requirement because I was lazy, barely did my homework, did everything last minute, pretty much skated by what I learned in high school until that didn't become enough.

Thnx

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Do some kind of personal project like making a game or something. Also

>math major
>not getting any job @ 300k starting
Stop lying.

Yeah, there's a manual. Hold on for a sec

Here it is. I hope I'll never work with you. Fucking non-programmers thinking they can do programming job because they graduated in maths or physics. Why don't you just stick to "DATA" "SCIENCE" you uselesee piece of shit

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>I'm a math major
$300k starting, any job you want

That sounds really open ended. I'm looking for something more strictly defined.

Based. All I have to do is work through this book and I'll be good enough to get a job? Do I have to have a project or something as well?

Someone please explain this meme to me. This MIIIIGHT be true if you have a PhD and are researching for Google or something.

Key word, MIGHT.

It's fake news.

>It's fake news.
Figured. The only reason I'm even thinking of following this path is because I don't think I can get a job with only a BS in Math. I don't even LIKE programming. I'm only about to sell my soul for the income.