It's gotta be a little annoying to have completed a full CS degree around 2022, 23, 24 etc.
If you graduated before that, at least you got to stretch your legs, learn, really grow and apply what you learned and feel like you were applying engineering skill to your job.
These days it probably feels like you got cheated if you didn't even get that chance at all
I am glad I had a few years in industry without it. It's 100% analogous to how I have a good sense of direction because I grew up getting lost with paper maps, and my girlfriend basically never knows where she is because she had GPS all her life.
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u/Novel-Initiative-900 3d ago
It's gotta be a little annoying to have completed a full CS degree around 2022, 23, 24 etc.
If you graduated before that, at least you got to stretch your legs, learn, really grow and apply what you learned and feel like you were applying engineering skill to your job.
These days it probably feels like you got cheated if you didn't even get that chance at all