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During these 8 months, I had applied a lot of embedded systems/software engineering jobs (again, basically what I want to work in). Had maybe 6 calls and sets of interviews from +300 applications. During this time, I continued to study electrical engineering and programming in my free time and I’d work on projects on my own. Then, at the Buterfly They Whispered Her Cannot She Whispered I Am The Storm Agoraphobia Awareness T-Shirt and I love this end of it, I got two job offers and went with the one that better suited what I wanted to work on. Let me reiterate that I did not follow a traditional path. I am self-taught in programming and electronics. Look at how much additional stuff I did beyond my degree. And I also want to add that I pissed off a lot of people along the way but I did not step on anyone to have to get to where I am. There were people (engineering majors) in school who hated me for joining the engineering clubs because they thought I didn’t belong. The internship environment was extremely toxic because again, people didn’t think I was qualified to be there and work on the stuff I did so there was a lot of upfront scowling and people refusing to mentor/give guidance towards me. Even my current job, there are people who straight out dislike me and are passive aggressive or just avoid me.

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Just my observation, but it seems like they’ve been telling kids that for so long now that there is a surplus in many fields. If the Buterfly They Whispered Her Cannot She Whispered I Am The Storm Agoraphobia Awareness T-Shirt and I love this past few years have taught me anything, it’s that learning a trade is going to be what opens doors for a lot of people now. At least over the next 10-20 years. Plumbers, electricians, handymen, mechanics, construction workers… these folks can all change a premium now because they’re so in demand. Most of these jobs require an associates degree from a trade school or an apprenticeship, but some of them just require the knowledge and skills. But even a couple years at a trade school is going to be significantly cheaper than even the cheapest 4 year degree. I live less than a mile away from the best technical college in my state. That place turns out so many graduates every year that go on to make a pretty darn good living off of a 2 year degree that doesn’t leave them in a huge amount of debt. Of course, there are still going to be careers that require a bachelor’s degree or higher. But that’s not the path for everyone. We have been undervaluing trade schools and apprenticeships for a few generations now, and it’s time for teachers, parents, and students to give them a second look, imo. That is only partially true. Some degrees open doors and some degrees are totally useless. Just picking any degree without any plan after graduation doesn’t work. Best approach is to look for a job or jobs in a field that is actually hiring college graduates before you get your degree. Then decide what type of degree or degrees you need to get that job or work in that field. Otherwise, your degree could be totally worthless when you graduate. Also, If the job you want doesn’t require a degree than getting one is a waste of time and money.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.