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>Once in a while you find somebody who has been doing real work on the side for years during or before college, and thus has a clue how things work, but that's
by shrimp_emoji 9y ago
>Once in a while you find somebody who has been doing real work on the side for years during or before college, and thus has a clue how things work, but that's a diamond in the rough, usually.
Can you define "real work"?
- lkbm 9y agoI assume essentially anything that isn't a school assignment. Something built for a need--whether profitable business, or personal need--tends to provide more meaningful experience than a "write this contrived program to learn how [specific programming functionality] works" project.