You're not a Software """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""Engineer""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""". Stop calling yourself that, it's embarrassing, and we're judging you for it
You're not a Software...
Logan Ward
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Connor Barnes
the only reason we call ourselves that is because employers are dumb enough to pay us more because of it
Benjamin Bell
I'm getting certified as a UX engineer.
Christian Watson
Point 6 is bad.
You want to beat them into submission. Point 3 and 5 helps with that.
Adrian Turner
how much does this cost?
Christopher Nguyen
>Why would I call myself an engineer? I'm a computer scientist.
Oliver Turner
All Coursera stuff is done by monthly subscription $39 per month. And after I get it, UX ENGINEER will be my right.
Logan Reyes
nice
Evan Moore
>You want to beat them into submission
This, users rarely know what they want. If you expect them to tell you what to do, you're in for a ride. You have to make them want what you offer.
Ian Watson
Tell me more about certfications, are they worth the time and money? Can I expect a better pay if I pair them with a CS degree?
David Ramirez
I've always called myself as "developer". But that's just because nobody wanted to write "keyboard jockey" or "code monkey" on paperwork.
Alexander Thomas
Nathaniel Reed
Exactly. SWE is my job title, but developer/programmer is my profession
Eli Garcia
I have an engineering degree, therefore I am an engineer.
Hudson Ross
Lincoln Ward
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Certs can get you hired
If you pair it up with a good degree I'd say those are solid job prospects, but it depends on if you got an american education system or something less... Expensive.
Oliver Bailey
this globohomo art has actual niggers in it instead of blue aliens and furry shit.
Maybe they are starting to get it
Robert Harris
Kek. Her dress is cute, though.
Anthony Thompson
based negress btfoing cniles
Leo Brown
can you put more """"? its clearly not enough
Isaac Nguyen
this. certs are the way. do not waste 2 or 4 years of your time. get in, get it done, get a job. complete.
and above all is social skills. if you look like a chud and cant speak right, unironically you will not get a job. employers want to make sure you as a PERSON are good, theyre going to run you through training anyway so skills are far less important
Landon Carter
Fpbp
Gavin Wood
Lmao
Luis Powell
based