I would say tech jobs became even a bit better with mainstream and career engineers entering. However it does not compare to how good tech and software engineering could be if you find likeminded and skillful people do to your own projects and that is unfortunately where the mainstream and money economy did the most hurt. People are complacent for looking for big tech and shy away from a more adventurous, most likely more lucrative, but slightly risky way of life to hide behind a big tech company and call yourself "smart" and "privileged" cop out.
Been working on my portfolio. Yes, it's hard. But because it's hard, it also means there's a demand for it. Currently working to become really competent with React, SQL and Node.js. I already know the basic web stack well enough.
Compared to like 95% of other jobs in every other industry; I’d say it’s a definitive yes.
the current pay scale doesn't worth the grind
what career is worth the grind then?
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I would say tech jobs became even a bit better with mainstream and career engineers entering. However it does not compare to how good tech and software engineering could be if you find likeminded and skillful people do to your own projects and that is unfortunately where the mainstream and money economy did the most hurt. People are complacent for looking for big tech and shy away from a more adventurous, most likely more lucrative, but slightly risky way of life to hide behind a big tech company and call yourself "smart" and "privileged" cop out.
Been working on my portfolio. Yes, it's hard. But because it's hard, it also means there's a demand for it. Currently working to become really competent with React, SQL and Node.js. I already know the basic web stack well enough.
Aren't they too saturated I have already finish mern and react and nextjs and will be doing a cse degree next year but I wonder if it is worth it
Yep it is .
What do you guys think of the trading careers? At companies like Optiver
I was in IT before it was fancy when it was nerdy and not cool in 1995 my first computer in 2010 my IT diploma.
Youve been working in it since 95 but got your first computer in 2010?
yes, it is!
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