I finally got a crappy temp 'tech' job I was way over qualified for with my shiny CS degree. Maybe 10 people in the building of 200+ were permanent employees, everyone else was a temp and let go for the littlest thing. It sucked ass but some of the people were really nice and I thought we were becoming friends and even would go hang out outside of work. Well they did a huge reduction in people again I got let go and now not one of the people I was getting along with will respond to me. People really just put up with spergy little freaks and lie right to your face. I hate how disingenuous normalfags are. If you have an autistic child you should put them in the hydraulic press, just save them the trouble of trying and failing to connect with other people their whole life. Oh well back to being a neet, if I was level 2 or 3 autistic I could soak up welfare in perpetuity and never have to engage with people.

get a job in stupid startups

>>81775448 (OP)
Don't despair bro. You have an awesome degree and you worked for a bit so you have something to put on your resume. It sucks that you got downsized but it wasn't your fault. Don't get bummed that those connections you made are not lasting, that's just business as usual in the employment world.

>>81775448 (OP)
I really don't get where you people live that makes the job market so fucking dry. I have a CS degree and got a job pretty soon out of college just a couple years ago.

TFW if I were at that party, I'd just be eating pizza and not talking to people.

>>81775448 (OP)
All of my IT knowledge is self-taught, so a tech job is just a distant dream for me, as a have no le magic meme paper to show for it. I suppose I could always create a portfolio with my projects, but that's not a guarantee. I guess I shall continue putting fries in the bag in the meantime.

>>81775466
Funny enough I was partway through interviewing for one a couple weeks ago it was a guy wanting to build ai powered conservative canvasing with think tank money. I would have taken his stupid money but before the final interview he said we would have to work in his condo living room and he needed a working prototype according to spec before hiring me it seemed sketchy.
>>81775481
Thanks, they let better people go so it wasn't exactly unexpected. Just going to keep my head down and avoid being too social in the future.
>>81775500
I live in the US graduated in 22 from a state school with 4 years internship experience I've tried applying everywhere, the best it seems I could do is one of those software engineering bootcamps ran by Indians where they garnish your wages. I started completely fabricating stuff instead of just embellishing and get a lot more interest now.