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WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGIIIIIIIE!

Where you're going WAGIE? Don't go to bed so soon! Time to WAKE UP! WAAAAAAAAGIEEE OH WAGIEEEEE

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>> No.10201219

>>10201188
really tempted to just not go into work tomorrow

i'm so close to quiting, it would put me in a horrible financial situation but god is it tempting. how the fuck can anyone wagecuck like this for their entire life - it's insanity.

>> No.10201276

>>10201152
tfw slept 17 hours yesterday after 9 hendrix gintonic. woke up fresh like a baby.

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>OP

>> No.10201351

Just get a DevOps job and make $120,000 while working from home

>> No.10201446

>>10201351
Explain more

U need a compsci degree for this?

>> No.10201473

>>10201351
I work from home too, they didn't care about my degree as long as I work the minimums. I work on Sundays so I can finish by mid-Wednesday or Thursday. I only make about $50k, but I'm alright

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>>10201152
>tfw always work the 2-10 shift

>> No.10201514

>>10201219
If you feel like quitting anon make sure you at least have some interviews lined up while working. It's easier to find a job while working because you're already employed and people see that as a positive.

Also make sure you have a few months savings in the bank in case shit goes down.

>> No.10201598 [DELETED] 

>>10201351
No degree required, here's the path I took
>learn how to program on my own. Know the basics of C++ but mostly focused on Python and JavaScript. JS is becoming extremely useful now because a ton of companies are obsessing over Node.JS
>sign up for the one year free trial of AWS https://aws.amazon.com/free
>spend an entire year learning the ins-and-outs of AWS and everything it has to offer
>learn how to use databases, I went with MySQL
>after this one year of learning, you now have enough knowledge to get an entry level position
>pass the AWS Certified Developer Associate exam to get your certification https://aws.amazon.com/certification/
>get entry level job for about $70,000/year
>work there for three years
>update resume with everything I've done at my current company + 3 years of professional exp
>find a new job that pays $120,000/year
Company loyalty these days is bullshit. If you ever want a higher salary, 99% of the time it will be easier to just find a new job

>> No.10201606

>>10201446
No degree required, here's the path I took
>learn how to program on my own. Know the basics of C++ but mostly focused on Python and JavaScript. JS is becoming extremely useful now because a ton of companies are obsessing over Node.JS
>sign up for the one year free trial of AWS https://aws.amazon.com/free
>spend an entire year learning the ins-and-outs of AWS and everything it has to offer
>learn how to use databases, I went with MySQL
>after this one year of learning, you now have enough knowledge to get an entry level position
>pass the AWS Certified Developer Associate exam to get your certification https://aws.amazon.com/certification/
>get entry level job for about $70,000/year
>work there for three years
>update resume with everything I've done at my current company + 3 years of professional exp
>find a new job that pays $120,000/year
Company loyalty these days is bullshit. If you ever want a higher salary, 99% of the time it will be easier to just find a new job