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If you like programming enough to do it professionally, then it might make sense to do a master’s degree in CS. Otherwise, in your position, I would try to tal
by BadCookie 3y ago
If you like programming enough to do it professionally, then it might make sense to do a master’s degree in CS.
Otherwise, in your position, I would try to talk my way into working at a small startup. There’s often enough work to go around that you can customize your role to include whatever area you’re interested in if you show promise.
But now is a really tough time to be trying to make this switch, I’m afraid.
- ProllyInfamous 3y agoThank you for this entryway idea. >now is a really tough time to be trying to make this switch I am grateful for immense savings (years), but eagerly anticipate an era of fruitful post-singularity employment.