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Probably get downvoted for this but seek a job outside a computer. Plenty of engineering gigs onsite, petroleum, civil, mechanical, etc. tbh you sound depressed
by chasebank 2y ago
Probably get downvoted for this but seek a job outside a computer. Plenty of engineering gigs onsite, petroleum, civil, mechanical, etc. tbh you sound depressed and sitting in front of a computer will only compound the issue. IMO- Comp sci jobs are crutches at best. Best of luck.
- throwaway2037 2y ago> IMO- Comp sci jobs are crutches at best. Can you explain more what is meant here?
- chasebank 2y agoStaring at a computer screen for a career will result in a net negative life imo. I meant that as the money will keep you happy enough but you’ll most probably lead a very hampered quality of life.
- throwaway2037 2y ago> Staring at a computer screen for a career will result in a net negative life imo. I am struggling to parse the sarcasm here. Literally, all office jobs in 2024 are "[s]taring at a computer screen". I don't get it. Does that mean anyone with an office job has a "net negative life"?
- apwell23 2y agoIronically lots of my friends work at chase bank in dallas and they only spend around 1 hr sitting infront of computer/day.
- triceratops 2y agoWould've been good advice before OP spent 4 years getting a degree in computer science.
- mardifoufs 2y agoMechanical engineers stay in front of their screens for the most part too. Same for electronics/electrical engineers apart from some niche fields.