>>520421461
>worked at a used car company as a code monkey while having an Ivy league CS master's degree.
it's over for regular CSfags

>>515078875
>We were told that pursuing a STEM degree is our ticket to a decent living
Yeah I never believed the whole decent living crap. I thought I was just getting a boring unimpressive job with ordinary pay (without too much normie corporate bs) that involved staring at a computer screen.

The system is such a huge scam that even the nerdy uncool STEM degree jobs that people looked down on 15 years ago have been rug-pulled. The only question is what career is the next leg to fall to the outsourcing/insourcing scam? My money is on nursing. Nursing pays well but it involves wiping boomer asses.

>>510260648
Good

>>509833471
>Im a 3rd year engineering student
At least you didn't fall for the CS meme

>>508437735
I believe you unironically. I sent out 700+ resumes to get a temp job at a warehouse in Canada a few years back. It's probably much worse now.

>have STEM degree
>score 99+ percentile on employment aptitude tests like Wonderlic https://talent.criteriacorp.com/cognitive-aptitude-assessments/
>took 2 after that to land a shitty minimum wage IT job