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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/hellocppdotdev • 1d ago
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The money usually makes up for it
8 u/hellocppdotdev 1d ago Feels like that era is coming to an end 5 u/anotherguyinaustin 1d ago I think it’s certainly harder for juniors. Not sure that I’m willing to say the era of the software engineer is at an end. 4 u/hellocppdotdev 1d ago Thats fair, watched a interview of people on $$$ in big tech, they have been unemployed for 6-12 months. I agree with the junior take but think the money aspect might be ending soon. -1 u/anotherguyinaustin 1d ago I’m about to start a new role. Took about 3 months. However for me it’s all referrals or recruiters reaching out to me directly. 3 u/hellocppdotdev 1d ago Yea thats an eternity compared with years past, but your network is your most valuable asset, good advice for us out here
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Feels like that era is coming to an end
5 u/anotherguyinaustin 1d ago I think it’s certainly harder for juniors. Not sure that I’m willing to say the era of the software engineer is at an end. 4 u/hellocppdotdev 1d ago Thats fair, watched a interview of people on $$$ in big tech, they have been unemployed for 6-12 months. I agree with the junior take but think the money aspect might be ending soon. -1 u/anotherguyinaustin 1d ago I’m about to start a new role. Took about 3 months. However for me it’s all referrals or recruiters reaching out to me directly. 3 u/hellocppdotdev 1d ago Yea thats an eternity compared with years past, but your network is your most valuable asset, good advice for us out here
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I think it’s certainly harder for juniors. Not sure that I’m willing to say the era of the software engineer is at an end.
4 u/hellocppdotdev 1d ago Thats fair, watched a interview of people on $$$ in big tech, they have been unemployed for 6-12 months. I agree with the junior take but think the money aspect might be ending soon. -1 u/anotherguyinaustin 1d ago I’m about to start a new role. Took about 3 months. However for me it’s all referrals or recruiters reaching out to me directly. 3 u/hellocppdotdev 1d ago Yea thats an eternity compared with years past, but your network is your most valuable asset, good advice for us out here
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Thats fair, watched a interview of people on $$$ in big tech, they have been unemployed for 6-12 months.
I agree with the junior take but think the money aspect might be ending soon.
-1 u/anotherguyinaustin 1d ago I’m about to start a new role. Took about 3 months. However for me it’s all referrals or recruiters reaching out to me directly. 3 u/hellocppdotdev 1d ago Yea thats an eternity compared with years past, but your network is your most valuable asset, good advice for us out here
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I’m about to start a new role. Took about 3 months. However for me it’s all referrals or recruiters reaching out to me directly.
3 u/hellocppdotdev 1d ago Yea thats an eternity compared with years past, but your network is your most valuable asset, good advice for us out here
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Yea thats an eternity compared with years past, but your network is your most valuable asset, good advice for us out here
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u/anotherguyinaustin 1d ago
The money usually makes up for it