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Looks like this author fell for it. I also don't mean to typecast anyone, but the author's profile on that site reads, "Full-stack dev @Radius, ex i-banker, @H
by iamatworknow 10y ago
Looks like this author fell for it.
I also don't mean to typecast anyone, but the author's profile on that site reads, "Full-stack dev @Radius, ex i-banker, @HackReactor grad, @UCBerkeley," so perhaps he thought his prior experience in an unrelated field or his alma mater should've helped him get a leg up over other entry-level devs.
Again, I don't mean to judge since my path to software development was also non-standard, but my first gig paid about $30k/year and I was grateful to even be given the opportunity with my inexperience.
- Kalium 10y ago"UCBerkeley" and "can program" seems likely to help people assume a Berkeley CS background without actually having to claim one.