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Reminder that every field can benefit from a little programming experience.
Even entry level programming skills gives you access to billions of calculations per second.

>>8589703
sounds pretty real to me, easily done as well, depending on the country

>Where you are from
Croatia
>Your major
bsc. Computer engineering, working toward 'specialist' degree in IT
>Do you have a job
intern at software dev, part time
>How much do you earn
$3.5 / hour
>What do you do
Programming apps that other teams might use, trying out shit before other teams start working on them, programming shit noone else has the time to bother with
>Do you even like what you studied? Would you switch to something else?
I don't know, I like programming but I can already tell I'd hate doing it for a job, at least in corporations such as this one. Really thinking about going back to study physics or something. This specialist degree is a waste of money anyways, but I need to be a student to keep this job so I guess I'll just stick with it for another year and a half.
Was kinda sad I didn't go study EE but oh well

>>8589744
life's tough, my 2 friends don't have jobs either and they don't bother looking for one until they finish their 'specialist' degree. I don't blame them though, we all keep getting fed the same shit about having to go to college and getting degrees so we can get jobs easily later, as if they just fall from the sky

>>8552641
>programming stuff.