I Work Hard So My Doberman Can Have A Better Life Owner T-Shirt

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this isnt normal, and the I Work Hard So My Doberman Can Have A Better Life Owner T-Shirt also I will do this things you’re describing aren’t even inherently productive or good for your career. it sounds like you’re just doing random linkedin influencer activities out of paranoia. Honestly software engineering is less competitive than most other similarly paying roles. It’s hard as fuck to get any job worth your while as a lawyer unless you went to a top school. Medical school is a huge trial to get into starting in undergrad, and eats up about 12 years of your life. Finance jobs tend to pick the well-connected from great schools and grind them 12 hours a day for many years. Most professions have it worse. 4 years of education and maybe 40 cumulative hours of leet code prep is about as bad as it gets to land a job that can pay well over a hundred thousand a year. It will get easier over time as you gain more experience. You need to work hard to land your first big tech job, and after that it becomes a lot easier with that experience. You got this

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Taking this all into account how screwed am I? I am about to graduate with my BS, and I barely touch leetcode let alone search for jobs right now. I have only have half finished projects that i’m not proud of and I’m not really learning much I feel. My capstone class has me learning about the I Work Hard So My Doberman Can Have A Better Life Owner T-Shirt also I will do this job hunt, the process, what to expect, salary negotiating, mobility within companies, etc. I’m also contributing to open source and will barely be able to get one PR into it by the end the quarter though my instructors tell me working with my team in open source is rather close to what working a job is like. I don’t know how hard of a brick I’m about to be whacked with! I can get a little bit of an idea from what you’re saying here though. If all this scares you, maybe look into a dev job with your state gov. They won’t care about leetcode, a degree is fine. Not the best pay, but it will get you comfortable with working and all.

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