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That's so cool! If you don't mind me asking, was the inferiority anxiety the primary driver for finishing, or was it for something work-related?
by tombert 6y ago
That's so cool! If you don't mind me asking, was the inferiority anxiety the primary driver for finishing, or was it for something work-related?
- sircastor 6y agoI had a few goals behind completing my degree. The first was that I felt like I was missing some CS theory that would help me in my programming. Second, It was important to me that I finish this difficult thing that I'd started a long time ago. And yes, there was some amount of anxiety that I didn't measure up to my peers. The first did come true as I moved through some of my coursework. Especially in my digital logic and final project courses where I was working very low level. The anxiety thing started to go away somewhere in the middle as I realized that no amount of signaling was going to make me feel better, because there's always something more to learn and the pool of knowledge is both wide and deep.