/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7603684
>tfw never had a 4.0, only 3.3-3.6
>telling people how hard you should work
lmao what a joke

>>7596666
>>7596685
you guys are obviously MEs to be so mad at a simple OP.

If all I learned in my undergrad was thermo and fluid dynamics, I'd be mad too. that's what you get for picking the most normalfag engineering major, though.

>>7579636
This. you're just shitposting.

>>7551838
>only reason
We're so sure.

>>7502287
>Doesn't apply to engineering or computer science. If some 14 year old built a F16 in his bedroom he built a fucking F16 in his bedroom, his skills are indisputable and Lockheed would hire him. Extreme example but you can see why companies take programmers without formal training because they have a good portfolio that speaks for itself.

kek
nobody is going to hire a kid that built some shit in his garage and put it on his portfolio. that would literally be illegal for him to work as an engineer, you obvious underage twat. computer programmers aren't engineers. they're not even close. they learned a language. That's what they did. People with careers learn languages as hobbies, all of the time.

I'm sorry to burst your delusional bubble, but the only people that I've ever talked to that didn't go to uni and got a job in something STEM related was a fucking javascript kiddie that made like $12 an hour telecommuting and he was GOOD.

I would never hire someone that didn't have a degree unless they were so fucking good that it would be obvious to hire them, which has never happened. They have proven nothing. A graduate proves that they know what they're doing and that they can commit. I don't care that you built a robotic waifu in your garage. Any grad can do that better, and are more reliable and trustworthy to hire.

>>7500060
You type like a tradesman. That should tell you something.

>>7495592
Well, the amount of training is so high that nobody wants to fucking bother. I thought about going into medicine until I researched and interviewed med-students/residents/doctors - and my conclusion? Fuck that shit