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I did this when I was in IT with a kids on its way - just because I was desperate. It was 2.5h one way and I did it 4x a week. In retrospect I should not have
by esel2k 4y ago
I did this when I was in IT with a kids on its way - just because I was desperate. It was 2.5h one way and I did it 4x a week.
In retrospect I should not have accepted to be treated like that. In short: I stayed 6months and applied every day for jobs in my area and after 1 year I was out with 40% salary jump, 10min bike ride.
My suggestion: Take a notebook: 15min everyday for applications, 45min some work (ask to leave early as you worked in the train). Do the less concentration-heavy stuff on the shorter commute (subway) like mindfulnessapp,prayers,music … whatgets tou grounded and thankful.
Keep going and know it’s temporary - there are plenty of places once you have your 1-2years experience. Maybe think of completing your CS degree or at least some certifications.
- user-extended 4y agoI dropped out during my freshmen year of CS, so... That's a 4 year project at best... I said that out of desperation, honestly. It also spirited into a lot of other... Issues, mostly related with confidence. Glad you were able to make it out of it all!