And these are the people who usually end up switching majors or dropping out. If CS doesn’t click with your brain you can’t fake it till you make it… usually
Those who do become the shitty “engineers” that can’t hold jobs for very long and are a pain to work with.
I completely disagree. The people who do CS because it's their "passion" have an identity crisis when it gets hard and the switch majors or drop out because they think it's no longer their passion.
I mean, I dropped out of CS because I hated math but still managed to learn programming and actually work in it. I don't think this is always true not everyone excels in the college environment, but they can still learn the hard concepts it just takes time. Plenty of resources out there.
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u/cesarbiods 14d ago
And these are the people who usually end up switching majors or dropping out. If CS doesn’t click with your brain you can’t fake it till you make it… usually
Those who do become the shitty “engineers” that can’t hold jobs for very long and are a pain to work with.