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no wait... i did get a work related phone call that arose me from my slumber at 11am. i talked for about 5 minutes and promptly returned to dreamland. its tough work but someone has to do it.

>> No.30205940

>>30205897
what do you do

>> No.30206076

so fucking funny

>> No.30206132

>>30205940
engineer

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30206168

>these threads

>> No.30206207

>>30205897
I had to code a lot yesterday but wont do shit today lmao

>> No.30206360

>>30206132
why arent you engineering things doesnt your boss say to engineer a thing

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>>30206168
BEEP BEEP WAGIE I SPILLED BEANS IN AISLE SIX, COME PICK IT UP!

>> No.30206586

>>30206360
there is a precedent that everything should take way longer than it does. if im given work that has 8 hours allocated to it, it really only takes 2.

>> No.30206699

>>30206586
i see thats very based

>> No.30207042

>>30205897
Is there a wfh/tech career that pays well that DOESNT require a computer science degree? I have an engineering degree & math minor. Sick of the industry and want to transition into tech somehow. Been working through some web dev basics to get started

>> No.30207208

I'm still waiting for the first thing to do today ahhhhh. I went to the gym, cranked it, showered, and hours later, still just browsing biz. fgm.

>> No.30207358

going to have to work through the morning unfortunately. then comfy afternoon again
working with engineering boomers during wfh is surprisingly great because they already all have several decades of training to fear missing their utilization targets. the sheep will all charge most of their time to programs whilst doing nothing
>materials engineer
>boomer whisperer

>> No.30207742

>>30207042
Don't go the front end route, that's unironically for pajeets.
The best tech jobs are ones that *aren't* tech jobs, ie jobs that require you have core competency in something else, and then you add tech to it. These are the jobs that they can't farm out to pajeets or automate away in five years.
I know you said you hate the industry, but you'd be much better off figuring out how you move sideways into a job in your industry that requires your skillset but has more of a coding focus. Throwing away your skillset completely is never a good idea, you want to laterally shift over time.
>>30206168
BEEP BEEP THAT CAN IS STILL THERE WAGIE, YOUR WAGE WILL BE DOCKED FOR FAILURE TO COMPLY

>> No.30207927

>>30206569
*YOUR 5 MINUTE BREAK HAS BEEN REVOKED, I AM THE LAW*

>> No.30207938

>>30207742
>Don't go the front end route, that's unironically for pajeets
Yeah, I don’t plan on it after hearing this multiple times on biz. What about Fullstack though? I figure with my engineering experience/degree, I could get a decent junior dev position if I’m good with Java and have a nice GitHub for recruiters. I know it will take a while to get good but my current career path is a nightmare and low paying.