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by dingsingsing 6y ago
I think most people at most jobs with stressful deadlines, engineering work, and where individual productivity is measured/praised, feel the same way you do. You aren't crazy or broken for feeling the way you do. Most companies&#x
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by dingsingsing 6y ago
In terms of just getting comfortable with a new system, if you have the time, i would suggest trying to get a simple webapp deployed on a new cloud service tool, I've found with Aws, Azure, Netlify, Google Cloud, and other big provider
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by dingsingsing 6y ago
Hello fellow New Englander, Regarding $11,500 - for six months of training, that seems to be a reasonable rate given the region and competitors costing anywhere from 0-25k$. If the school offers any sort of guaranteed job/interview aft
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by dingsingsing 6y ago
I also enjoy Sowell's interviews on Hoover, Peter Robinson is a great interviewer in my opinion and Sowell and him seem to have great chemistry. (The online/Zoom episodes coming out in recent months definitely lack this fluidity).
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by dingsingsing 6y ago
Political GoodFellows: Conversations from the Hoover Institution A panel of fellows from a conservative US think tank interview important people about very macro issues, panel usually includes economists, military generals, high ranking sci
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by dingsingsing 6y ago
I transitioned from liberal arts degree -> telemarketing / inside sales -> field engineer -> education company teaching IT to underemployed communities -> big IT consulting firm -> normal software engineering job, You ha
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by dingsingsing 6y ago
I was a field engineer installing robots in factories, more industrial engineering, manual labor (calibrating tools and checking for broken parts), and using software rather than designing software. The teams that design the software i used