/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>10822496
>So unless I'm doing something really fancy it's not going to be worth shit?
well hopefully it was a worthwhile experience as an individual, or you wouldnt be wasting your time one it?
but yea unless you sell it like
>>10822496

said, it would be considered a hobby, what you tell them your favorite thing to do when not at work, like biking, astronomy, or kayaking

it will only help against people with similar work experience as you. its a tie-breaker, not a reason to hire you

>>10822512
>It's true. I took 5 years to graduate in computer science with a 2.3 (include a semester with four F's because I stopped going outside), with nothing to show for my life except depression and opiate addiction, and I still got the first job I applied to. EZPZ
i hope thats true, ive been going for 5 years (1.5 year gap) with a gpa about at 2.3 too, with depression and anxiety (and too much smoking)
bout to apply my ass off and see if its worth it