Anonymous
(ID: mT0Tmjps)
8/22/2025, 9:09:04 PM
No.513729974
>>513730369
>>513730507
>>513732604
>>513734461
8/22/2025, 9:09:04 PM
No.513729974
>>513730369
>>513730507
>>513732604
>>513734461
>tfw can't get a programming job
Bros, I did it all:
>bachelor's degree in CS
And when I started applying to jobs, they asked me for things like
>can you show us some projects you worked on
>can you explain these data types
>leetcode, can you do it?
>github, can you link us to yours?
>can you send us a resume
>upload a CV
2 years later, and I have applied to over 300 jobs, only for each one to pull this shit. How am I supposed to have a resume, a CV, skills, and somehow write programs with only a CS degree? You're supposed to just get a degree and they immediately fly people out to meet you and give you a high paying job and a new car. Now, even with my grueling work completed to finish at CS degree with very good grades (2.9GPA), I find that companies are not putting jobs into my lap.
Coding is dead.
I think the companies are the problem.
Bros, I did it all:
>bachelor's degree in CS
And when I started applying to jobs, they asked me for things like
>can you show us some projects you worked on
>can you explain these data types
>leetcode, can you do it?
>github, can you link us to yours?
>can you send us a resume
>upload a CV
2 years later, and I have applied to over 300 jobs, only for each one to pull this shit. How am I supposed to have a resume, a CV, skills, and somehow write programs with only a CS degree? You're supposed to just get a degree and they immediately fly people out to meet you and give you a high paying job and a new car. Now, even with my grueling work completed to finish at CS degree with very good grades (2.9GPA), I find that companies are not putting jobs into my lap.
Coding is dead.
I think the companies are the problem.
