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OIL CHADS

>>15736493
This, bulls are chads. Deal with it.

> position
Product Architect (worked my way up from Sftw Engr I)
> pay
136k, benefits are okay for a large publicly traded company, not as good as when it was a startup
> age
27
> experience
Majored in mathematics, only minored in computer sciences. Got an internship at a software firm and decided I liked programming, so I went whole ham into it. Nothing prepares you for programming more than just doing it, getting more real experience in any way you can. Textbooks and classes don't prepare you.

You also have to be a self-starter. Someone who can be given an abstract problem and find an above-and-beyond solution without needing too much help. Fucking pajeets are the opposite. You work with a lot of Indians in the CS field, and none of them can do shit unless you spell it out step by step. The second anything goes off-script or any ounce of creativity or free-thought is needed, a pajeet will be utterly lost and ask you "pls sir how 2 doing this part need instructions pls advise sir".

After the internship I got scouted by a startup in California, so I left the upper midwest and never looked back. Been at the same place ever since, though the startup was bought out and now I work for a large company technically. But my team is still roughly the same and we still have that startup attitude. No dress code, free soda/snacks, arcade machine and ping pong table in the office. Most importantly the people are great, anime/game nerds just like me. I also never work directly with customers. feelsgoodman

>>7258170

Lightning Network is growing every day, and is actually being used. To say it's vaporware just 100% confirms you as a pajeet.

Had some money laying around to gamble with so I put $1000 down on each of the following:

DBC
CAN
XRB
POE

So how badly did I fuck up /biz/?