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I primarily work with marketing teams and my job is essentially making button animations looks snappy and optimizing websites for SEO. I wouldn't personally con
by supertofu 4y ago
I primarily work with marketing teams and my job is essentially making button animations looks snappy and optimizing websites for SEO. I wouldn't personally consider this to be "engineering."
I'd much rather work on a product engineering team, but almost every product engineering job I look at requires a BS and my resume gets auto-rejected.
- jstx1 4y ago> but almost every product engineering job I look at requires a BS and my resume gets auto-rejected. Most don't require it especially for people with experience. This sounds more like you have a confidence problem rather than a lack-of-CS-degree problem.
- potta_coffee 4y agoI have no degree at all (unless an art degree counts for something) and I transitioned from web development to a different sphere (cloud / backend engineering). I decided to switch and within a year I'd acquired enough skills to get interviews in my chosen field. Granted, I'm not working at the sexy companies, but I'm not interested.