Thread 214040359

it’s kind of funny how STEMfags used to ridicule me for being a humanitiesGOD but now those STEMfags are gonna lose their jobs to a robot they invented LMAO

what did you study in college in your country? what is your current field?

>humanities
black coffee with a danish please, chop chop wagie

STEMfages MALDING

>>214040359 (OP)
I guess the only victors here are tradies

>>214040359 (OP)
As stemfag respectfully disagree. Humanities are absolutely seething that ai can make art, provide better takes than em.

>>214040359 (OP)
I studied double major (combined BSc Computer Science and BSc Finance) in a top 10 uni and achieved around 3.5/4.0 in muttmerican scale, just to find out that it's impossible to get a job/internship in this country if your parents or you have no real connections with industry. My parents were honest tradesmen.

I then got a full scholarship and did a Masters on Data Science. So far, I got rejected from two different unpaid internships after 4-5 round of interviews, let alone paid internships. A proper 9-5 wagecuck job is just a far and unreachable dream for me.

I hate this corrupt shithole

>>214040648
It's over.

>>214040440
As if STEM graduates are any better

>>214040440
Im auditor without a worked day in life. I got employed at salary 10% bigger than national average in entry position and i still get spammed with offers in my country. My GPA was 3 in muttshart units of slightly above 7.5 in Europe

>>214040675
Job market's been saturated since January 2023 (shortly after chatGPT release date). Each single job application receives hundreds, if not, thousands of applicants. And no, it's not getting better despite reduced interest rates and anti-immigration policies. AI fucked all of us recklessly

>>214040805
Come to Italy unironically, we have giant holes in our workforce and the more specialized you are the worse it is

>>214040805
Apply in big4 or investment banking goy it worked for me

>>214040805
>anti-immigration policies.
Are these having an effect?

>>214040703
UK's also a country of middleman, finance, broker, audits, and other kinds of non-productive bullshit job havers. I'm unironically planning to immigrate to Germany

>>214040440
i’m a law clerk making 6 figures at 25 and i havent taken a math class since i was 18

>>214040359 (OP)
So far, only support jobs got automated (in the english speaking world that just means some jeets lost jobs)

>>214040915
This is the reason USA is losing to China.

>>214040898
Nigga u have finance major. Big business here have it impossible to get loan here without big4 report. Even state need you to have reports before they pay you a new tranche for subsidies

Also my country is STEM haven. We have much bigger pays in IT than Slovenes and Croats despite being much less developed. Elite manufacturing highly automatised companies that have posts in all three countries pay similar wages as they employ only engineers (due to high automatisation) and they pay them same as they pay Slovenes and Croat

>>214040863
>big4
Kek. You can't get anything from those corrupt shithole companies unless you've got partner-tier connections. Along with McKinsey, I think I probably applied at least 200 positions and only accepted to get an interview for two roles just to get ghosted after 4th and 6th round respectively. Not even mention those take home assignments

>>214041074
except china’s work force is almost entirely blue collar industry jobs and their tech sector is literally a decade behind America’s

>>214041109
I'll acfually fake a look at it and might unrionically consider to migrate to Balkans afterwards. I wonder, would they require Serbian from me as language requirement

>>214041185
lol, lmao, even

Just had another rejection in my inbox this morning, lol.

>>214041134
> You can't get anything from those corrupt shithole companies unless you've got partner-tier connections.
You mean job or high wage? I got junior position with typos in my CV but i impressed them on iq test, accounting test and the fact that i menaged to get how much some companies paid them for audit report FY2024

>>214041294
ITcels dont need Serbian. I have Brazilian friend working as senior in local companies with bad serbian. He works in ML and had meme huezillian IT jobs before. His office is located 30 meters from Parlament of Serbia. Its a really good company.


Try microsoft, DATABRICKS, tensetrorret, AMD. With your GPA and good algorithm test you will land 3000 euro job as junior. Databricks intership pays 2200. Your rent is like 300-400 euros. I can help you find a good flat
Are you white btw?


Average Serbian IT salary is 2609 euros compared to 2170 in Slovenia and 2010 in Croatia. According to statistical offices of said countries

>>214041185
Yeah, most jobs in china are blue collar, but that is because most jobs in principle are blue collar. You only need one dude to design something, and then hundreds/thousands of workers to assemble the thing.
And China does design its own software, hardware and has its own manufacturing. And their tech sector is on par with America because all of your shit is manufactured there.

A buddy from school just finished his PhD in electrochemistry, with a specialization in sodium batteries. About 10 years ago, he was super optimistic HA Awesome! Once I finish my studies, there’s going to be massive demand for experts in battery technology. The combustion engine ban is coming, and surely German management isn’t foolish enough to not fully commit to e-mobility soon.
Fast forward to today, well well well, things didn’t exactly go as planned. German industry basically pulled a Nokia and suddenly foreign competitors like BYD are dominating the market. Their EVs now cost roughly a third of a comparable brand-new German car, while offering better electronics, software, and overall features. Meanwhile, traditional German battery companies like Varta are teetering on the edge of bankruptcy, and startups like Northvolt and CellForce are down the toilet. Mass layoffs are hitting the German auto industry hard, and many once-promising careers (lol) are now in jeopardy.

My friend is now desperately trying to land an internship at CATL in Thuringia just to get a foot in the door, and he’s seriously contemplating moving to China to continue his work in battery technology. It’s ironic, reallyy we had the talent, the research, and the infrastructure, but a combination of management inertia, slow adaptation, and global competition killed us. Fuck boomers. Lol. Well done, Germany.

>>214041575
Battery is more damaging to environment than ICE, leftist.

>>214041001
you could already copy a ubiquitous sort or search algorithm from anywhere online. LLMs only make it more accessible to people who know nothing who can't even form a working app with copypasted chatgpt code

when you need an algorithm for something less common the usefulness of these really falls off and it just starts spitting gibberish at you that has nothing to do with your prompt

>>214041705
This is absolutely irrelevant. The Chinese have grown up driving their e-bikes and e-scooters to school and they want EVs. You can continue and sell ICE cars to German and European boomers but if your company depends for 60% of its revenue on China then you are going to go bankrupt. That's the free market in action, sorry.

>>214041575
>seriously contemplating moving to China
china has really high unemployment and underemployment of college grads just like the rest of us

>>214041781
Yes, in stagnating industries but this is one of the industries that is growing in China.

>>214041532
All the wages are after taxes

>>214040359 (OP)
Studying engineering right now. Idk what gonna happen, so far only IT fags are complaining.

>>214040648
This is just such bullshit, let me guess you wont apply for anything that's beneath you or not the explicit job you want?

What is stopping you from snagging some low level job like a react dev or python machine learning whatever the fuck until something better comes along in a few years

>>214040359 (OP)
as a neet it is indeed satisfying seeing how smug and arrogant stemcels often are

>>214041706
yeah and then the imported jeet horde covers the rest for peanuts