College name doesn't matter for tech jobs
Spending college years learning and building projects is key
Spending college years learning and building projects is key
I switched from CS to Electronics, questioning my decision
Doing only beginner level work as a new dev
Got offered prestigious job with low pay
Spent 1.5 years learning IT skills as a hobby
I hate my job, feel stressed, and have no energy for passions
Interviews go well, but lack experience holds me back
Company may see me as difficult or uncooperative, but I'll maintain boundaries and wait for formal agreement
Moved out after breakup, assessing life and finances
Worked in logistics, then transitioned to IT with certifications and education
Struggled to get hired despite strong coding profile
I've been working as a sysadmin for 3 years, but still doing help desk, despite taking on technical projects.
Applying to entry-level positions, but getting rejected or no response
Doubts about electrical work after 1 day on the job
I'm considering asking for a raise due to my increased workload and value to the company
Living with parents, anxiety rising due to prolonged unemployment
Struggled with brain fog, concentration problems, and migraines, making it difficult to work and learn
I'm torn between current job and contract offer, weighing benefits and pay
Micromanaged into the ground, unsure if it's me or the environment
Currently bored and unmotivated in job, considering a change