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I feel similarly about data science and I'm already a few years into it. But I don't think that's too relevant. Also, I don't get how people can study at univer
by jstx1 5y ago
I feel similarly about data science and I'm already a few years into it. But I don't think that's too relevant. Also, I don't get how people can study at university and work full time but I've heard that a few times from Russians so I just assume that it's a thing.
Positives for you:
- you're still at university and you already have work experience
- you haven't sunk years into a career you don't like
- you're employed and earning some money
- you're figuring out what's for you and what isn't
- you have some coding experience
It really seems like you should look for a SWE job, I don't think there's much more to it. What makes it difficult is everything that's going on in Russia and the fact that you want to move to a different country. But on every other dimension it seems like you're in a great spot.