/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.30326214]

19 year old comp sci student here, can anyone redpill me on what i should be doing to get a decent job?

[Anonymous No.30326265]

get older

[Anonymous No.30326272]

>>30326214
Fuck off wagie cunt

[Anonymous No.30326279]

i used to be worried about this then i made 6 figures in crypto last year now im slacking off kek

[Anonymous No.30326351]

>>30326214
your own impressive projects
>t. cs phd

[Anonymous No.30326362]

>>30326214
get an internship before u graduate
get a good gpa

[Anonymous No.30326405]

>>30326279
i have over 100k in crypto too, but obviously i need a back up plan just in case i can't live off of gambling on shitcoins
also i fucking hate america and would rather live in asia, and unforunately shitcoin gambler is not a career i could get a visa for

[Anonymous No.30326484]

>>30326351
what would count as an impressive project?
I could prob do something in defi, but idk if knowing smart contracts would get me a job

[Anonymous No.30326739]

>>30326484
I would say that an impressive project is something where you showcase that you know how to use various tools to accomplish some useful task, the more "wow" factor the better for the midwit managers and hiring staff. "defi" and "blockchain" are hot buzzwords, that may be all the wow factor you need to put you in front of your competition.

but instead of trying to find a job where you'll be competing with millions of bugs and poos, instead you should be thinking of using your knowledge to start your own income stream. figure out some small niche where you can solve some annoying problem for people and charge them for it. this is the hard part, which is why so many people try to get soul-crushing jobs

[Anonymous No.30326851]

>>30326214
you should get off 4chan and work on your personal portfolio and social skills
the latter is becoming increasingly important.. companies want pseudonormie coders who can communicate effectively