/sci/ - Science & Math

>go two month long coding bootcamp
>make over $100k a year starting
>study engineering for four years
>make $60k a year if you can even get a job
>engineers will defend this

>>9416046
This. STEM was a lie. You can go to a one month coding bootcamp and make twice as much money doing significantly easier work than if you got a four science or engineering degree. Except everyone here is too butthurt to let go of the STEM superiority delusion, so they blame reports of the shit job market on the individual, saying they weren't above average enough.

This thread is your daily reminder that you will be working more hours for less money with your STEM BS/MS/PhD than some braindead retard who went to a one month long coding bootcamp and does piss-easy webdev work. Pic related.

>>9375371
Engineering is oversaturated. You will kill yourself off doing insanely hard work only to literally make half as much money as some retard doing piss easy webdev work, who only went to a one month long coding bootcamp. Pic related. Study finance instead.

t. recent engineering graduate

>>9356998
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