/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8118131
Really only contenders are LINK and JNT. TAU also potentially.

>>7394005
CS and Math double major from flagship out of state school. I graduate in december and have a job lined up. $27k in student debt but I'm not worried at all about it. My starting salary will be /comfy compared to being a broke college kid for the past 4 years.

Use my ref for the binance signup: 10276128. I’ll send you 0.05 ETH to get you started. But only doing this for the next 4 signups.

Use my ref for the binance signup: 10276128. I’ll send you 0.05 ETH to get you started. But only doing this for the next three signups.

>>6989415
Posw, TNC, AXP, TAU

>>6974607
This

Use my ref for the binance signup: 10276128. I’ll send you 0.05 ETH to get you started. But only doing this for the next 4 signups.

>>6924321
Posw. Being rebranded. Tiny marketcap. Will be hella useful for ETH POS staking. Also can be used for tax “minimizing”

>>6898240
I unironically have an interview tomorrow, wish me luck brehs

>>1762303
In the end, only you can decide what degree is best for you, but you definitely shouldn't get a degree in something just because you couldn't think of anything else to do. No one can predict what the market will be like in four years, but if you don't like the subject, you'll hate working the job.

If you want to do engineering, you're fine, since the first couple years of any engineering degree are pretty much the same, and switching your degree will be painless.

Once you get the degree, though, it's tough to get a job doing anything else, except maybe sales in a related industry. If you apply anywhere else, everyone will just see you as an unemployed engineer desperate enough to apply for other stuff.