Where should I go? I was thinking of moving to japan and finding a remote job. I'm bored in life

>>2804955 (OP)
I hate people like you so much

>>2804961
Why

>>2804955 (OP)
Hey friend please go for it.
However, with zero experience, you won’t find a remote job that pays you well enough to afford a comfortable life in Japan. All entry level coding jobs are taken by Indians using chatGPT and it pays like $10 an hour at most.

But if you grind for 10 years you could build up enough clout to work remotely for big bucks. Maybe

>>2804966
I saw online some apartments can be very cheap. I wouldn't mind living somewhere cheaper and then visiting other places in asia if i have money

Enjoy your $2/300 words gig writing clickbait articles on mturk.

>>2804964
Jealousy

>>2804955 (OP)
If you want to move to Japan, you must be employed by a Japanese company or a company with a representative office in Japan

>>2804972
I hope that will be enough to start a small company, or enroll in a graduate degree program for a year or two?

>>2804976
You can't do that if you can't even look up the requirements for a start-up visa.

>>2804955 (OP)
>degree in computer science
>2025
Lol lmao even

>>2804976
It's not working. Your competition at the entry level is billions of Jeets, Pakis etc using Chat GPT and willing to work for cents. Those are the same people calling people for days hoping to scam 1-2 people per week out of a $10-50 itunes/google play card, their time is worthless and anything more than 0 is great.

The well paying remote jobs are either the reward for building up your career or finding a retarded company that for some reason has great earnings and pays you $10k/months to basically babysit their server.
The first takes 5-10 years to get started, the later is a 1:10m chance

>>2804985
How bleak. Would a graduate degree in computer science help me get a job? And can I get it from a country in asia?

For real response

OP if you can't get a job in your home country it's unlikely to get one in Japan, You can do the working Holiday Visa program if you're country is on the list to look and apply for work. Though a fresh grad, probably little to no Japanese, not going to get much if anything.

Just take the 90-180 day visa free you get and enjoy a gap year with that 20k, then go find a job and work towards something remote.

>>2804991
You build exp at home, get industry certs, prove your shit via linkedin+industry exp and sell yourself there. T. gets job offers regularly in Japan and Korea

>>2804991
No, retard. The IT/CS gravy train is OVER unless you are a JEET!
You chose poorly! You shouldve gone into law, medicine, or picked a trade a jeet can’t do! Now you will compete in the race to the bottom with Rajesh and Mohit!

>>2804991
No degree ever will help you, even a Phd is worthless once you go from university to the actual market
You degree has 0 value in the actual salary market. It's just a door opener so a company will take you in as you shown interest and dedication to the field to learn completely outdated stuff for years so there's a slim chance they might be able to turn you into something usable.

The only guarantee of a high paying tech job salary in the USA right now is a job that requires citizenship and a security clearance. And those jobs will not let you work abroad. Everything that can be done abroad will be done by a jeet on the cheap.

>>2804993
>>2804996
>>2804998
Have this (YOU) enjoy being a doomer

>>2805007
Hey check back in with us when your savings runs out and you are grinding on gig apps to pay rent

>>2805026
Why? I am a Systems Engineer, my job is pretty secure because I am not focused solely on FAGMAN style gigs. You'd be surprised how well paid and flexible SMB markets are; and how absolutely hateful of Rajhabduel Poojeethammod they are.

>>2804955 (OP)
>just graduated with 20k to spare
>lets take a gap year on the resume and blow the 20k on travel

>>2805036
How many years of experience, anon? OP is freshmeat and hoping for the same life as those of us who are already well established. OP will not accomplish this level while working remotely from some thirdie shithole while fucking LBFMs.

>>2804996
>>2804976
Just throwing this out there. The longer you spend in school the more doors you close. When I was going through grad application process one of my professors sat me down and actually talked me through this as well. Yes a PhD or Masters will get you potential access to niche job markets but they are small and highly competitive. The reality is people will look at your degrees and toss your resume aside because they will expect you want to be paid a lot or too qualified (unironically). If you actually want a job you need experience which means interning and starting early. Also Grad school is not cheap, it's fucking expensive and PhD is probably a nightmare without grants/scholarships or paid for by an employer.

>>2805041
That's why I said OP needs to build EXP at home before thinking he can get a job abroad...

>>2804955 (OP)
you have to get on the treadmill asap or else it'll be over for you. you should alreay have had an offer lined up before graduating now you have to play catch up

>>2805065
I said the same thing before you >>2804966

CS degree that bad? I'm 2 classes from graduation. Will only have one work term.

>>2804993
>Law
>Lawyers have been a meme for like 20 years

>Medecine
>Just work for the government and take your 20 vaxxies maskies wiping boomer asses all day

>Trades
>Just do labour shit around ex-cons and meth addicts blowing out your body for 30/hr

>>2805081
The problem it's not bad if you get your foot not just in the door but trough the door and willing to put in 3-5 years to get out of the junior positions and build a portfolio to show off to get actual good jobs way out of the Pajeet/Ransheed league.
If your dream is a 100k+ remote job just because you have a degree, this is not going to happen.
But yeah entry level is fucked so better start to network right now, even a internship is better than nothing.

>>2804955 (OP)
>Where should I go? I was thinking of moving to japan and finding a remote job. I'm bored in life
think about the kind of career you'd like to have

Japanese tech industry is like $5-6k/month senior stuff. maybe high $100k-200k TOPS for their whole industry.

USA you could pull $200k as a senior and high end is $400-600k with the best tech companies the world has to offer.

oh and you'd need japanese for a lot of the $5-6k japan remote contracts.>>2805007
>Have this (YOU) enjoy being a doomer
I agree that these guys are being way too doomer. In internal tech forums, people are pulling an array of offers. here's the quote:
"""Have 5 offers in hand from a span of 2mo:
meta, pinterest, lyft, sf & nyc startup

Probably submitted about 40 apps, which converted to 6 full loops

Don't get discouraged by the naysayers"""
>>2805106
>build a portfolio to show off
I never built a portfolio beyond a toy app in 2017 and I most recently made $300k/yr. several zero portfolio friends with $400-500k jobs too. they're all highly intelligent tho

>>2805026
>savings runs out
Someone who graduates with money in the bank has to have some degree of common sense.
>>2804955 (OP)
Spend $6000 traveling Japan. Then return to the grindset.

>>2805396
>Someone who graduates with money in the bank has to have some degree of common sense.
Or he went to a cheaper school
Or his parents funded it
Or he's a trust fund kiddie
Or he's a real muppet and using loan money that he has to pay back later o n

>>2805392
Give me a job