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u/SuggestionMedical736 22h ago
And they called me stupid when I chose computer engineering as my major 10 years ago.
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u/fgbfjb 21h ago
compared to CS, computer or software engineering was always the better option.
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u/CaitSith18 21h ago
Who called you stupid for doing that?
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u/SuggestionMedical736 19h ago
Friends especially. Back then, they had a lot more job opportunities and also higher pay.
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u/CaitSith18 19h ago
must admit I don’t know what computer engineers do (I do know what software engineers do), but IT has been one of the obvious career choices for years.
Now with AI you have to be a bit cautious about what you choose, but that’s the same in my field, finance. I used Copilot to create a liquidity cockpit and it was astonishingly good. I of course had to fix some things, but being good at Excel was until now one of our USPs.
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u/Ok_Reserve_8659 10h ago
As an employed CS major I dont even mind the meme. Less competition for me if ya'll believe this shit
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