This LinkedIn edition will make >>108309324 seethePrevious: >>108348354
do i qualify for this thread if i work an unpaid intership?
>deadline rapidly approaching>users still adding new things that need to be added every day when we still have a backlog of existing requirements that havent been done yetim gonna lose it
god i love my job so fucking much it's unrealit's so intellectually stimulatingi can never work in any other industry after this. i've been ruined
>>1083590001st for Friday. Remove wolves. >I can't wait for Easter weekend
fun work week and i go to a concert tomorrow =]
>>108359151yay!
i hate my jobthanks for your attention
>>108359000Whoa, he has 'whoami' in his LinkedIn bio, just like the hax0r terminal command!Hire this man immediately
>decide I'll start taking my job more seriously and do some refactoring along with this task>start refactoring>realize how fucked the code base is >would have to manually retest everything to unfuck even a small portion of it>remember why I gave up last time>make my code shitty againI just have to get a new job at this point
>>108359000Trying to sell my boss on "lead" or "principal" in my job title.Which one's higher? I'm fine with either, not trying to egregiously self-promote. But chatgpt started telling me principal was higher than lead and I should ask for lead. When I threw that out, my boss had a look on his face like I was going too far, but he seemed fine with "principal".
>>108359175When I was a child I pronounced this as "whoa me" and it took me embarrassingly long to understand what it actually meant.
>>108359175>>108359293id is way better than whoami anyway
>>108359169>>108359097My job is... ok.
>>108359288i asked my boss for lead and he fired me :(
>>1083592881. does it come with pay raise?2. you say you talked with your boss already, so why asking?3. what is your bosses position within the company?
I work in tech as a dev, not investment banking as an mba, but linkedin just promotes me a millions posts about literal who's series A that I don't give a fuck about. I saw one earlier today where a guy invented flip flops that won't fall off your feet by adding a back strap (read: sandals), talking about all the investors he got. I feel like I'm on the Truman show or something and they are testing what retard shit I will just eat up. Everyone in the comments telling him what a great idea he made. Retards, he made SANDALS, that's not a new invention
>>108359324lead bullets?
>>108359332It sounds like LinkedIn's algorithm is bombarding you with buzzwords and hype for ideas that are either unoriginal or obvious, which can definitely feel frustrating when you're in the tech space and see through the hype. The guy's "innovation" is essentially just sandals with a back strap, something that's been around forever, but the comments treat it like a groundbreaking invention. It’s like the platform is more about hype and validation than real innovation, making you question what’s genuine and what’s just noise.
>>108359340STFU AI FAGGOT
>>108359332> I feel like I'm on the Truman show or something and they are testing what retard shit I will just eat upwe wouldn't do that to you jason
>>108359339no. worse. fishing sinker lures
>>108359347qrd
>>108351117None of you have answered my question.How do I stop being autistic at work, also why does my coworker smell so bad?
>>108359471step 1. diestep 2. idc
>jerked off to asian twinks all day instead of doing anything productivegod i love work
>>108359708i have mumu kondo on my psn
When I was a child, I caught a fleeting glimpseOut of the corner of my eyeI turned to look, but it was goneI cannot put my finger on it nowThe child is grown, the dream is goneI have become comfortably numb
Hmm i dont feel like going to the office today guess ill stay home and get paid anyway :)
Every time I talk to my lead about solutions to a problem, everySINGLEFUCKINGTIMEthis dude says something along the lines of >yeah bro we'll use an agent and we'll give it tools and skills and it will just do the thing and solve the problemand my manager eats this shit up and then wonders why the shit I make doesn't break while everyone else takes a whole day to implement the smallest of features. Having an LLM do the majority of the work is clearly not working but these motherfuckers DO NOT LEARN
What colleges did you guys go to?Please tell me your job too. I've fallen for the rabbit hole of picking colleges, Its either a top 20 school or regular state college.I'm wondering what to do.
>>108359708Job?College ranking?
>>108359909i went to miami dade college and now i make 6 figs remote
>>108359909I didn't go to coding school, I went to code. Fuck college, build shit you want to build for you and whatever community you're a part of, and you will better than 90% of software devs. I make 150k as a lead
>>108360314>I make 150k as a leadthis is not the appeal to authority you think it is
>graduated uni with an IT degree a month before the coof>got super cozy being a neet>can't force myself to look for jobs in this field>hear about people getting web dev jobs and they don't even work in tech (some respatory therapist at my moms job does it while working night shifts there double dipping)>student loan denbets still piling up on meHow do I not be a fuckup anymore
>>108360314senior devs at my midcorp make 300k
>>108360320Your post made me smirk. (Not LOL or any of such gay and fake statements)He's a rookie at larping/bragging
>>108359471your coworker is incontinent
>>108358347how do i break into data analyst? how long have you been working there? i have 12 months exp being a mobile tester and 4 month exp doing general affairs. but that was like a year ago. i did nothing with my life since May 2025 up until february 2026. not sure what to catch up. I picked up excel recently and i think i can grasp it just fine. i have a data entry interview coming up on 16th next week. im thinking of failing that already but honestly i want to pass so bad for the next step. im turning 25 in may and dont know what stuff i can study on the daily if there's always different opportunity coming up. applying to QA jobs gave me take home tests/interviews at least 3-4x a month and other jobs like administration / It support always ghost me. neeting sucks. i cant pick a thing to commit and ended up wasting my whole day on my phone. i want to have hobbies like drawing / studying japanese but it doesnt feel comfortable doing that if i just cant get a job and move out of my parents house.i know lots of unemployed people are constantly studying/making projects/practicing interviews while looking for a job but honestly i think my efforts are not consistent enough.all i wanna say is should ditch QA and commit to data analyst? not like i'd get a job anyway. but i need to get a job before august.
performance review result just fell, got 90% of my variable, meaning some jeet got above 100% Yeah I'm quiet quitting
>>108360409Woah. You genuinely sound mentally challenged.
>>108360409damn thats crazy
Is the job marked for tech just fucked for the US or world wide? I feel like it must mostly be in the US due to their inflated af salaries I got a job half a year before finishing my bachelor's and I only applied for around 10 jobs lol
I've been offered some freelance work by a company that I helped out a little while ago. I still have to meet with them to figure out what exactly they need, but it doesn't sound too difficult. Is there anything I gotta be wary of before doing freelance stuff though? I'm thinking of setting up an LLC just in case
>>108360522I work as a data engineer in Spain (mid) and recruiters reach out to me 1-3 times a month. So yeah, in Europe things aren't that bleak.
>>108360569You’re the jeets of west Europe you’re only being reached out to because you’re cheap whores
>>108360573copeNothing is more fragile than an amerilard's ego.
my job is pointless because i am literally just hired to be there as 'the guy that knows the most about computers' and everyone else knows literally nothing so it's not even hard or challenging and if i don't know something i can just google it or read documentation its easy and i get left alone most of the time and i can kind of come and go as i please as long i keep an eye on things, the pay is not great but not terrible, and ultimately it is a dead endi don't love and i don't hate it, it's just meh
>>108359293for me it's Who Amy
>>108360314linkedin aah post
>>108360703Sounds better than a "normal" job. Can you WFH?
>>108360487>>108360508Elaborate
>>108361076The fact that you're even asking this question confirms my assumption.Learn to write a coherent post instead of schizorambling. I'm not attacking you, I would only like you to be more self-aware. You're a grown man.
>>108359010>internshipdo these even exist?
>>108361145moron
The shit rolls down the hill
I'm 4 months into my first job. Full WFH, one project where I don't really have to do much, but I don't get many responsibilities either, so for example I don't get to make api keys or create services in our cloud.Last thread had a post with an interesting article about sociopaths and losers and it got me thinking that I should probably be on the lookout of an opportunity to rise. It might be time to think that maybe I should be on the lookout for opportunities to rise, not that I'm gonna go out of my way to ask for one but if I suddenly was asked to handle more projects or do more shit, that I would risk it and bring it to a negotiation where I would make it clear that I would like to become more than a junior and get a raise. Any advice I could get here, to know what to be on the lookout for?
>>108359000fuck linkedin
>>108359089that features not in current scope, put it in the backlog
>>108359909community collegemid-level swe
>catastrophic issue discovered, caused by manager months prior but is only now surfacing>manager happened to go on vacation for the next 3 business daysI'm talmbout the type of issue that has the potential to brick half of our machines.And if I bring it to the directors attention, hes going to ask me why we did X. But X was done while I was on vacation and explicitly told the team and my manager not to do X, so I'll be chucking him under the bus it looks like.Whew this is gonna be a rough Friday.
>>108359010it doesn't matter anymore anonlook at the low effort general OP createdit's literally over for this website
>>108360524fuck an LLC, just make a contract, it's not that difficult anon
>>108359909zoom zoom this way >>>/utwg/
>>108359902works on my machine
>>108361891nigga just grab the links yourself and make the general next time if it bothers you that much. This is a thread for complaining about work and/or being happy that you don't have someone else's shitty job
>>108361891see >>108361911
>>108359869did you write this anon
>>108360335it's over for you, it took me 2yrs of grinding hard to get a decent job after grad. I don't know why people like you who sit on their asses think they stand a chance when everyone else is constantly moving forward
>meeting with boss>misses it>says 1 hour later he is having issues with a clientwhy not let me help
>>108359869ngl this looks so soulful, as someone who never had an in-office job because of covid (i always wfh) kinda wish I could experience that like once
>>108361570just take initiative. When something bothers you or you see something missing, fix it even if it takes hours and put it forward so everyone can see. Do this a couple of times and you'll graduate from junior in their minds.
>>108359000>OP
>>108361570are you a socipath? im confused
>>108362422i did that and got fired for not following tickets
>>108362453you also have to finish your own tasks
>>108362457well why didn't you say so??? people like you are the reason life is so hard
>>108362471autism
How to deal with a coworker who is sabotaging the team through malicious compliance?>inb4 that's a management problemIt became my problem when the client started making veiled threats about switching teams. Not about to ruin this comfy position because of one retard (technically two, if we count the manager).
>>108359909Public Ivy (one of Cal/UCLA/Michigan/UNC/UVA)Currently a senior sofware engineerWhen hiring is this hard, go to a college that is top 25, ideally with a good CS program. I didn't go to an Ivy and I regret it, my friend who transferred to Columbia (I carried him through every assignment in the first two CS classes) got a free internship at Google and now is an L5 while to this day I have never even gotten an interview at Google
>start of week meeting>pre-meeting meeting>meeting>post-meeting meeting>weekly meeting recap
>>108362422Why the fuck would I give away my hand in a negotiation?>>108362447Dog eat dog world out there
The company I work at is going all in on Claude Code. They're cancelling all subscriptions to JetBrains, Visual Studio, Windsurf, etc. and forcing every engineer to use Claude Code. They said they don't want people working in IDEs anymore because we should be writing prompts for Claude Code now. I wish this was a shitpost.
>>108362960you've gotta be joking lmao, right? what do you guys make
>>108362960>install nvim>spend days configuring it >boss asks what you're doing>"I'm configuring Claude code">paid to rice I predict vim and emacs usage will skyrocket, go long now
I'm so confused, I got a job for a medium size company, one of the senior devs was going to be the one onboarding and training me but he ended up taking a vacation and then left the company after, it has been 4 months and nobody has assigned me any work, or even talked to me, the payments are still coming through and I still join the monthly meetings where all employees are present for the CEO speech. This can't be normal right?
>>108362897>Dog eat dog world out thereok? are you a sociopath yes or no? it is something you are born as
>>108362960based, fuck luddites, one day you will look back and be thankful
>>108362960name it so I know not to use their products or services
>>108363258Microsoft
>>108363015>>108363258It's a payment processing company.
>>108363395name?
>>108363100congrats lol, enjoy it while it lasts. Would be better if it were larger but hey you seem to be getting away with it. Are you remote?
i am tirednonstop constant attacks on web sites now dominates like 90% of my time. I just want to be a lazy server admin and this is exhausting. modern web is shit. i know my job is secure, but its becoming increasingly not worth the effort. coding still around or is it disappearing with ai?
>>108363330>Microsoft>cancelling VS subHmm…
>>108360409I'm the anon you responded to. I'm in the states so dont know if this is 100% applicable to you. I pivoted to a data anyst 12 months ago from healthcare. Not sure I would recommend it as a career choice now but if youre interested, go through all your past jobs on your resume and change your tasks/descriptions so that they have something to do with stakeholders communication, process improvement, and working with teams from multiple departments. Make up some bullshit statistics about what you improved by some percentage. Let me know if you have more questions but forget about the neet shit or whatever. Just say you took time off to focus on learning.
>>108363655yeah? you know microsoft uses claude instead of copilot right?
>>108363669My point is more why would softies need subs to their own products. But also that.
I don't even lurk these threads and the linkdin posts are making ME seethe.
>>108359197Every job across every industry, including non-profits, is like this. No one gives a shit about anything.
>>10836374899% of linkedin posts are seethe-worthy.
I'm not tech support but I've been REALLY put into the crossfire between Tier 1 support when I've been straight going "No, Team A handles this." "This is a technical issue, nothing wrong with the product, you should submit a ticket with IT."One group is starting to escalate to the point where I think I'm going to need to start creating a ticket on his behalf. Another group keeps screaming at me because they're confusing my team with another team and I keep telling them we're not the right team.Man....I don't know what to do. Management isn't really helping me with this and upper leadership just going to be like "suck it up buttercup and just do it so they stop crying" but I literally cannot help them since it's not my territory.
Today's my last day at this job. See you never fags, lmao
>>108361654it was "promised to the client" so we "have to do it before the deadline"god i fucking hate salescucks
>>108362348its pink floyd retard
>>108359288It goes 'Lead' and then 'Principal' in my experience.
>>108363895thanks retard
I got a under-the-table deal w/IT to let me escabe wintoddler jail.Gentoo here I come $_$
I'm the problem. It's me. I'm the reason I'm unemployable.>interviewing for some dogshit help desk job at a boomer company (i've been unemployed for ~8 months since getting laid off last year)>dont really want this job, despite that I made up a bunch of bullshit on my resume to try and fit in (all my experience was in software dev, I just changed it and said I was working helpdesk the entire time)>in person panel interview with 3 people (2 dudes that were really chill, and then an older HR lady)>one of the guys asks me to describe in detail what I was doing at my 2nd to last job>tell them It was really just helping older staff members log into word and outlook (not even a lie, this was 100% true)>HR lady hears the comment, makes a note of it out loud, and gets irritated because I said "older people"I can't do this shit anymore
>>108363989congrats man
>>108364026Thanks loser.
Got offered a job working on sap 15 bucks per hour plus a very good healthcare plan, thoughts?
>>108359340wow, pertinent post. An ecosystem was robbed of 100 gallons of water for this post.
>>108364035says the former wintoddler lolI don't get it though, are you gonna be working with Gentoo now?
>>108364050that was some troll; Yes, I'll be moving everything over.might need a VM for some slop like Teams though, don't want to sully a Gentoo install with AppImages.
I pretty much have full autonomy and no oversight and I used to like that but now it just seems like this means 10 different business groups expect the world to me and no say in timelines. My manager is different "manager" and my pay has actually gone down because of that. It's bullshit.
>>108359097You've never worked a single day in your miserable cunt of a life.
>>108364161>my pay has actually gone down because of thatdoubt
>>108361364Fuckin' Carcetti...
>>108364161be thankful retard
>>108364161>>108364194*My manager is different than my "manager"Nah they pulled a neat trick where the person who most closely oversees my work and who used to reward me with RSUs every year now only oversees my work and not my pay, my new jeet manager that oversees my pay now doesn't give me shit, I'm sure he's giving his fellow jeets a good bump though.>>108364211I have to justify my existence to fucking everybody, I can't just sit back and give an estimate, it's either endless work and I feel insecure about doing enough, or bulshitting and I feel insecure about doing enough.>thankfulohh thank you massa for giving me the best job on the plantation, I work extra hard, you won't be disappointed, you can count on meyeah yeah the grass is always greener, I know, and I actually did shed a bunch of bitch work, but that is better suited to the retards anyway.
I actually like writing documentation
>>108364253I do CEO work on 60k a year, fuck off loser
>>108364305>I work REALLY hard for bossberg for barely any pay!!!good goy
>>108364305thank you for your service
>>108364086very cool, it's so liberating to not have to work with winblows, enjoy
I don’t know if this makes me a low agency wage cuck but I fucking hate remote work.I can’t concentrate when I’m cooped up in my room where I do 95% of my life. The tone is completely wrong when I’m relaxing and working in the same space. I can’t afford an office or a coworking space because that costs more than my rent. I get out of the house everyday and have plenty of hobbies/friends and yet I still hate it. Everyone I work with is in a different 12 hour shifted timezone and I talk maximum once a week with someone face to face for 20 minutes. The ambiguity of seeing absolutely no slack messages or direction week to week is driving me nuts. I know I should be doing side projects at work to take advantage of my freedom but all I feel is guilt. Getting a fully remote job has been the worst possible decision I made as a graduate.
>>108364368skill issue niggayou will come to long for these days>t. remote with 4hrs of meetings a day
>>108364368it’s because you fell for the "freedom" meme without having the discipline to back it up. what you're describing is the classic remote work trap: you didn't gain a home office, you lost your home and turned it into a low-light cubicle.if your coworkers are on a 12-hour offset and you're only talking for 20 minutes a week, you aren't "working remotely," you're just a freelance ghost receiving a paycheck until they realize you've checked out. the guilt you feel is your brain telling you that your skills are rotting.either go to a library every day to fix the "same space" issue or find a hybrid role in your city. being a fresh grad in a timezone vacuum is a career death sentence. you need mentors and a physical "done" state, not a slack channel that stays silent while you stare at your bed. fix it before you become completely unemployable.
AI usage is being tracked, reported, and disclosed to all...
>>108364402my clients used the work ai to goon and their boss had me make it so it cant do that anymore
>>108364411very based
>>108364396nice try chatgpt
>>108364441is he wrong tho?
>>108364396This is it exactly. You’ve completely described what I’m feeling. Holy shit.I’ve actually just left this role to work at an in person startup in a new city. This is a step in the right direction but I’m super worried as it’s a lot past my current skill level in terms of responsibility. I need to develop discipline and skill rapidly. Any advice in general? You seem to have a lot of insight.
>>108364396>>108364476lmao
>>108359010Nothing matters anymore. The OP lost all its useful info, the threads are made for shitposting about indians and social media screencaps, and the shartytroons doing all of the above will defend every aspect of the enshittification. You may as well discuss your freelance skibidi toilet fanfiction work experience.>>108361869Do it faggot. If it's such a big issue it'll cause P1s, get that shit fixed.
>>108364368You don't have a second room to segregate work from play? You live in a fucking bachelor microsuite or some shit? Even so, just go touch grass on your lunch and go to the coffee shop or gym or something lmao
>>108364566proof you are have a job in tech?
>>108364368I only hate remote work because it's clear everyone is retarded and doesn't actually do their job. sadly putting them in an office doesn't fix the problem since they're all going to one of the ten different offices geographically across the nation so you still end up half-assedly coordinating with the fucktards over zoom getting fuck-all done while sitting in a not-cubical call center style seating.modern wage is giga fucktarded. when I first got a job out of school it was actually good to be physically seated around the people I had to deal with to get the job done, daily. but now? I'd just be seated with retards working on shit I give zero fucks about while calling some faggot from Texas or Florida all day.
>>108364576I'm paid 25/h and live in cali, do the math
>>108364603Why not join a work coop? Might even get a gf.
>>108364618wtf gay shit is that?
>>108364641a place where normies pay to rent a desk, a sort of office sharehouse
>>108364603>be me>defy rtoIt's funny as fuck when someone wants to call but>hang on I need to find an empty roombecause somehow after the coronahoax it became important to sit in the office but rude to have a phone call at your cube even though we used to have land lines at our desk
>>108364368start a home gym and lift while you work
I love it when I post my PRs for review and everyone gives it a thumbs up but nobody approves or rejects or comments or, as far as I can tell, even looks at them at all
>>108364396did you tell chatgpt to type in all lower case?
>>108365095arent you supposed to put a review request on the PR
>>108364476>Any advice in general?Ask for more work from your boss. Tell him you don't like having downtime.
>>108364476>>108365118>Ask for more work from your bossI disagree with this. Ask your boss for advice on how to start generating your own tasks without needing him to assign it. Use that advice to build a pipeline of tasks with some visibility to them.
How can I even get java skills without everyone freaking out that I’m trying to take someone’s role or leave the department?
>>108365109That happens automatically. We have a bot that adds the whole team to every PR, so nobody looks at their notifications for that.
>>108365154>We have a bot that adds the whole team to every PR
>Final round for a $180k/yr job>Just got the interview scheduled>it's a 30 minute talk with an "AI technical expert">I have next to no expertise in AI, this is for a junior (not entry level role), I already passed a screening and a leetcode round and none of the questions I was asked were about AI whatsoeverWHAT THE FUCK COULD THEY POSSIBLY ASK ME ABOUT???
>>108364402>internal performance reporting tool is open to everyone for transparency>I am top 5 in AI usage across engineeringNot sure what to think of it
>>108365095I got sick of this, enabled round robin review assignment across the team, and wrote automation that aggressively pings people on Slack if they don't get to it in a few daysThey probably hate me now, but at least I'm getting reviews
>>108365186Anon it's literally just using probability to predict stuff/make decisions.
>>108365455whats the difference between a convolutional network model, and a transformer model? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each?
>>108365472You've used Python before right? You can implement both of those things with TensorFlow. Just watch a quick tutorial and throw something together yourself.
>>108365515https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWvwu7qLjJsHere, you're the AI expert now.
>>108365472do scikit learn tutorial too
>working shitty underpaid software dev job for 3 years>miserable>finally land my "big break" at a Fortune 100 megacorp in 2022>tfw foot is finally in the door>fast forward 1 year and 8 months>soul is crushed, give absolutely zero fucks about the product>half my team left at the 1 year mark>everything feels so fucked and my morale is shot>just want to get out and do something else>start sending out applications>figure having a massive household name on the resume is an instant win>get absolutely nothing but radio silence or rejects within 5 daysWhat the fuck am I supposed to do? How can I stand out?
>>108365186Maybe you misinterpreted and they're going to have you talk to an AI agent. An "AI expert", not an expert on AI
>>108365650>chatbot starts hallucinating>anon loses the offer because it reports answers he didn't actually give
>>108365515>>108365530>here bro just watch this 22 hour video to prepare for your interview next week :^)
>>1083656002024*
honestly i feel like learning about AI is a waste of time, theres companies dedicating extreme amounts of money on developing it and finding a use for it, including highly educated / PHDs etc on AI researcha code monkey trying to figure out anything new on his own is a waste of time, just wait for them to develop something useful then use it
>>108365186They're not actually asking you about machine learning topics since that would be clearly stated in the job description and you wouldn't be surprised by this if that were the case. My prediction is that they probably just got some corporate mandate handed down that they have to make sure all developers are "AI-native" or whatever the linkedin circles are currently calling it, so now they have a dedicated interview to making sure that you have basic proficiency in using AI coding tools.Go download and fuck around with claude code for an hour or two so that you can namedrop that you know how to use the currently trendy ai tools. Come up with a bullshit anecdote about how you've cautiously used them to accelerate your workflow, and how you've found that you get the most out of them by designing around strong testing and verification patterns in order to make sure you're shipping things that work
>>108362613You cant. At least not if your guy is being smart and proper about it. Im currently in the process of leaving and am doing my very best to shit in the companies mainhall via malicious compliance and am completely open about it at that. And my neither my team nor anyone else can do fuck all about it because I track communication and documentation like a hawk.No, the new machine will not have the test features installed on release because you said you didnt need them. Yes you did because I have the mail stating so right here. No I cannot simply reimpliment it because it never was implemented, this frontend is a completely different project which would need to be refactored and merged into the machines actual master with high efforts. Yes this istechnically possible but not inside any defined scope.Whatya gonna do, buddy ?
We just hired a new Technologist. He said he has Reliable Transportation but we found out after three months that he uses a fucking e-bike. When we approached him about it he didn't even understand that he's doing anything wrong. He literally asked to use vacation time to take it to "the shop" for service. How do we fire him without triggering EEOC?
>>108362613what specifically are they doing
>>108362613have actual specs instead of "JUST MAKE SHAREHOLDER VALUE GO UPPP"
>>108365950>We just hired a new Technologist.Why? AI can fix it.
>About to finish PhD after 9 fucking years>Publication list isn't especially top tier compared to some of the people I'm seeing coming into my university as candidates>The work I've spent on my research has given me a fair amount of experience with developing ML models though>Considering getting some ML developer job or private research position after I defendHow fucked am I?
>>108366000>>>/g/utwg
>havent taken a vacation since i started>beg and beg for time off>"no anon we cant let you go theres no1 to replace u">they finally hire someone new for the department>"u can take vacation as soon as u train le new hire :) :) :)">he's blackim never gonna get a vacation am i
>>108362419>kinda wish I could experience being in a wagie farm once
>>108366009american moment
>>108366009>not letting you take a vacation after an entire yearwtf
>>108366013>>108362419>kinda wish I could experience being in a wagie farm oncedid this and got monkey pawed. would not recommend
>>108366013I get why someone would want to experience it. Im glad Im old enough to have experienced 2-3 people offices because eventhough I disliked it back then I now lived through remote and big room and can say with confidence that I want my cozy small office back with some old fuck about to retire to talk pleasantries with. I miss the silence and peace and genuine work ethic this provided. Also the constant stale coffee smell. Good times.
>>108366013It is only natural to be interested in new experiences
>>108366050someone post that one comic about an alternate reality of anime characters going to salaryman conventions, posting online about how they wish they had salaries instead of treasure-hunting, etc
>>108365186Lookup BMAD method and make claude waste a bajillion tokens writing sprints, stories, epics, tasks, etc to make snake for your console.
>>108366000>9 fucking yearsSometimes I regret dropping out after 1 but then I read shit like this and stop regrettingWhen I started there was a guy graduating with the same advisor who said it took him 8 years even with a solid list of publicationsAcademia is so fucked
>>108366225"academia" is not anything you need to care about if you're an undergrad, let alone the type to drop out after a single year.
>>108366248I meant dropping out of a PHD program retardWhy would I share an advisor with PHD graduate otherwise?
>>108366269fair but i dont apologize
Mate of mine got his phd in 3 years, what the hell are you dojng for 9 years!?
Literal 12 year olds are getting PHDs, why haven't you?https://interestingengineering.com/culture/first-12-year-old-to-graduate-from-university
>>108359874Studied english and literature, yet still can't make a post without AI writing it.
I fumbled the 2nd interview, I think it's over. I'm stuck at my current job
>>108366487>t. fumbler
lmaoi imagin NOT having phd kekw kwab do you even have A+ Net+ Sec+ PHD?
I don't think I'm as smart as I like to think. Frankly I wouldn't hire myself. Maybe I will try contributing to open source in my free time
>>108366500>he doesn't have PHD+o i am laffin
>>108359471Drinking coffee relaxes your anus and can cause feces to gradually leak out.
>>108366501Those who survive a long time on the battlefield start to think they're invincible.
>>108366558They have PhD+ in Europehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Habilitation
>>108366501working with jeets is a hell of an ego boost
>>108366568its europoor so that just means they know how to read only USA can produce PHDs thats why Suez Canal is our property
>>108366581Can you make up a new degree that will allow you to own the Hormuz strait
>>108366598We'll call it PhD+, never seen before. We already own Hormuz land and PhD+ will ensure we own it for at least fifty years time guaranteed, maybe forever.
I've noticed myself having more nightmares than usual, and not about anything work-related. Is that normal as you settle into a "normal" job?
i'm turning 30 and my dad is pushing 60. he's an investment advisor and he runs a solo gig. he just manages a bunch of people's accounts and he makes like 300k a year. i've been talking to him about his future plans and what he wants to do with his business and he's just going to let it ride until he dies and then liquidate it. no expansion, no hiring anyone, that's it. i'm doing data science currently, and i'm seriously considering if it's worth trying to get involved in what my dad does. it's a lot more money (potentially), and i feel like it's kind of a waste to let this thing he built just disappear. but i'm also worried it would basically end my future in development. which i enjoy and i'm good at. it'd just totally dumpster my CS career. it's not like i could just jump back into programming in my 40's after a 10 year break.i don't have anyone else i can bounce this off of in real life. in my mind, if it works out, i could make a lot of money and live pretty comfortably. but if it doesn't work out, i torpedo my career.
>Get into a sales support/tech support hybrid job>Love the tech support, mostly walking boomers through how to use a thermal transfer printer to make labels>Starting to hate the sales support side of things because of how picky customers are getting>Still make fine enough money./blog
>>108367124Life is all about choices, and when you're and adult, you stop getting cushions to fall onto if you make a choice with outcome you dislike.
Every 110 IQ guy in china is installing openclaw and using it, meanwhile in america people are still refusing to acknowledge it exists.You guys are the reason america looks weak on the world stage, it's not china's fault. It's because you are backward cavemen who want to be third worlders
>>108362387didn't mention I was in and out of the hospital several times because of health issues I have had for the last decade because I don't like talking about it. I qualify for gibs, never thought about taking them since it wasn't how I was brought up. But the thought of getting any job in tech is worse. Sorry we don't all love this shit like you.
>>108367322>Every 110 IQ guy in china is installing openclaw and using itto do what? retard
>>108367371I hate this shit and would take the gibs if I could, take the gibs. I'm glad the insane taxes I pay fund your neetdom bro, enjoy.
>>108367381nuke their emails duh
bros how can I make using winslop 11 bearable as an i3 user?
>>108367211yeah i think this is one of those things. it's a totally different path than the one i had planned out in my head so it's kind of distressing to take that leap. i think if nothing else i'll get my feet wet with it and see if i can do it on my hybrid days.there's just two paths i can take here and they lead to very different outcomes and i don't know which one is the better one. and i guess there really isn't a way to know. that's how the game works. as i'm getting older i am starting to care about things that i didn't care about in my early 20's.
>>108367124I have a friend who has a dad like this. Said friend is kind of a dumbass though so I can't ask him these questions and get a serious response because he lives in la-la land. He's often talked about "yeah, I could always go work for my DAD" but I just know he couldn't do anything by himself. Maybe your situation is different so I'll leave you with these thoughts instead.>very few traders can beat market indexes consistently, so is your dad the exception to the rule?>if not, why do his clients go to him to pay him commission AND make them less money and take on more risk than if they had just invested in the S&P 500?>finally, how does he get new clients?All these are intentioned to understand if his/your dad has some unique value proposition, or if he's just riding his contacts from his former career as an investment banker back in the 90s. That's not to say the latter is somehow not respectable, I'm not casting a value judgment here, but that would merely indicate that you couldn't replicate it when dad's no longer around to run the show.Obviously there's lots of people doing this type of shit despite the statistics I alluded to in my greentexts above, so clearly they're doing something right, the question is do you have the same skills in relationship building, business development, financial analysis, etc. as they do
>>108367419>very few traders can beat market indexes consistently, so is your dad the exception to the rule?no. you're better off just putting your shit in an etf. >why do his clients go to him to pay him commission AND make them less money and take on more risk than if they had just invested in the S&P 500?because most of the job is talking some 70 year old off the ledge when fox news is telling them to liquidate because we're going to war with iran. it's managing their fears and telling them everything is going to be cool. >how does he get new clients?referrals and buying out other people's client lists. but that's how it is for all independent advisors, basically.the thing is, he's not trying to grow. i've asked him why he doesn't hire on more people. he says it's not worth it. he controls the whole operation and he's got freedom to live how he wants and he makes enough money. getting bigger means the time commitment increases and the value proposition just doesn't work out for him as a 60 year old dude. but it also didn't fall into his lap that way. it was years of building this thing that he now has. but the thing is, clients die. people leave. and if you aren't getting new clients in regularly, you've got this bubble that will age out in the coming decades. so that's why i'm asking about it, i guess. because my dad is content to just let me do my own thing, and he does his own thing, and when he's had enough of managing people's money, he walks away from it and that's that.but i could also get involved and steer it in a direction where i could take the torch when he's done instead of letting the wheels fall off.but maybe not. maybe i'm too autistic and maybe a retiree doesn't want to hear advice from a 30 year old code monkey. i guess the answer is to try and get answers to those questions. but i really think it's a shit or get off the pot sort of thing, because i don't know if the opportunity will still be here in a decade.
>>108367501Hey, fair point, I'd at least bring it up to him if you'd actually enjoy doing that. To me though, it sounds like it could be just as big of a headache as a job that pays around that amount. To your point, too, I think it'll be difficult to land younger customers. The financial services landscape has changed a lot compared to say 30 years ago. Everyone can go to any large company like Fidelity for active money management, and your competition has the internet to market themselves now. But talk to him anyway.
>>108367371>I qualify for gibs, never thought about taking them since it wasn't how I was brought up.
>>108363880the only "cuck" is you. push back on it lol
>>108366009don't you have laws that say you to take time off after certain period of time? what kind of shit hole do you live in?in case ur being a cuck, let them violate as many laws as they can and get it in writing. then, send that shit to a lawyer, sue 'em, take a wicked sick settlement, go on vacation and land a better job.
>>108367124hey fuck it. if you can up skill easy enough, go ahead and take it over. maybe you could turn it into a well oiled machine that doesn't need your constant involvement? up 2 u.
>>108367322wtf does openclaw even do? give your data to a 3rd party and make it marginally easier to do shit it honestly wouldn't have taken you to do anyway? god, this fucking industry is full of fucking midwits who are blown away by the technology equivalent to jingling keys.
>>108367371>I qualify for gibs, never thought about taking them since it wasn't how I was brought up.This is a spook. Elites milk the system for all its worth and make it a social taboo for you to do the same. Take your gibs Anon, your tax dollars paid for it.
Would you look at the time 4am? On a saturday? Time for gym
>>108359288Senior, principal, distinguished, fellowBut depends on a company. Lead is a management track, different role
>>108367538>To me though, it sounds like it could be just as big of a headache as a job that pays around that amount.you're not wrong about that. if i was making 250k in a fully remote role, that'd be a different situation. much lower stress. you know what you're gonna get. but i'm not and i might not for a while. plus there's a potential for expansion that you'd just never get if you worked for a company forever.>I think it'll be difficult to land younger customersi don't think you're wrong about that but i don't actually know how big of a problem that is. i personally have no need for a financial advisor. i've got a 401k and an IRA. most people my age probably have the same thing. but if you've got maybe a couple million in assets, real estate investments, paying for your kid's college, or your grandkid's college-- these people are balancing more shit and being able to just wash your hands of it and make it someone else's problem to deal with is worth it, i imagine. but i also don't know anything about anything so who knows. it's a good point to make and not really a thing i'd thought about. i'd imagine there are always people who don't want to do it themselves. it's really the "customer support" that makes it worth the value. having a one-on-one guy who knows your life story, and you can call up to ask if you're going to fuck your shit up if you take out this reverse mortgage or whatever.>>108367656>maybe you could turn it into a well oiled machine that doesn't need your constant involvement?that's the real appeal. there is a reality where it could grow into something that lets me live a life i would never be able to if i stayed just writing code all day. it's just really daunting to basically toss aside all the shit i've done so far to set off in a totally different direction. it feels like if i go that route, at some point i basically cut my fuckin parachute and hope it works out.
>>108367747>echo>echo>echo>echoNigga needs to touch grass and a hug
>>108367747This is so fucking bad and stupid.
today i cabled a desk up nice and pretty and then after work hung out with my friends :]
feels good coming off my comfy wfh cybersecurity shift and then fucking shit up at a beatdown hardcore concert. my fists are swollen from beating on people, i got punched in the face and lost a contact lens, and my friend broke a tooth =]
>>108359097I can't believe I finally got a good job after working big tech for years.Long live little tech!
>>108359340@grok is this a good investment?
>>108360314That's crazy, I was making that at my last job as a wfh junior essentially jacking off all day with no real responsibilities.
>>108367747That's a good troll.
>>108367593I honestly can never tell if I actually qualify. The first time I got laid off I just moved back in with my parents for a while instead of figuring it out.
>>108367124Why would you stop programming? Nearly all my career development came from side projects. You get like two times a year at most jobs where you have a task that actually really stretches you and the rest is bullshit.
>>108367322>>108367665It's vibe coded garbage. I wrote an agent (that's what this kind of software is called) years ago. It's 160 lines long, literally you just give an LLM a directive and some tools. Unlike these retards I run it on its own (non-sudoer) user account without access to any of my personal accounts or anything serious online.These things are kind of retarded. It's ok for research but beyond that it's really a novelty.
>>108359000got a cs degree + 10 yr hobby programmer and still cant find entry job, fmlyou must all live in/around cities? WFH seems to have fizzled out
>>108368383im wfh and all i got is a bachelors in IT
Are people really generated hundreds of AI slop PRs to pad their github profiles now? Is this the new version of fixing typos in readme.md?
Getting a tech job completely broke how I spend my time. The dopamine I get from completing work tasks far outshine any of my personal hobbies, vidya, hobby programming, anime, everything. I'm hooked into Jira and bumping my ticket statuses and it's like Saturday morning. Send help.
>>108368326yes but having consistent employment is what gets you past the filter. i'd put money on a seatwarmer programming job at a bank or whatever for 5 years mattering more than your github portfolio for ever getting a job.
>>108367840I hate bash and avoid it as much as I can, what's wrong with echo?
>get laid off>take a sabbatical>last time I job hunted was 2016>tune into linked in finally>it's nothing but random jeets saying the stupidest motivational garbage>most jobs don't even respond anymoreholy fuck this is awful. it's just fake hype faggotry and ghost jobs for miles. what the fuck happened?