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I've noticed something similar the past few years. For context, through highschool I interned as a software developer and was hired full-time during my gap year
by PeneDiabolico 5y ago
I've noticed something similar the past few years. For context, through highschool I interned as a software developer and was hired full-time during my gap year. Now, I'm studying a bachelor's in Computer Science in a foreign country and my visa only allows part-time work. I've been offered full-time positions and I have to decline because I don't feel like getting deported. I hardly see part-time positions. I constantly apply to new positions, mention my work limits, and contact recruiters but no luck yet.
It's disheartening to work retail when I could be working in software development improving my skills and with less financial stress.