Oh word? You are telling me that the lower and middle class has a chance against the banking elite and the federal reserveThey not invincible.



Oh word? You are telling me that the lower and middle class has a chance against the banking elite and the federal reserveThey not invincible.
Facts there's still jobs out here that use jquery or vanilla php no laravel.. hell I convinced my job to let me use vue for a small side project just so I can put on my resume I have pro experience using itThis This and This all day!!
The reality is Technology advances faster than most business can adopt them. Nobody is uprooting their Windows Server 2012 R2 / SCCM infrastructure over night to implement and building a fully open source/ public cloud infrastructure.
Another thing with all these hot new technologies that get hyped every month. They're just like the XXL Freshmen 15; Some will find their niche but most will get a hot summer and go on to do nothing.
Oh word? You are telling me that the lower and middle class has a chance against the banking elite and the federal reserve. Good luck with that
. Never mind the fact that the upper middle class and wealthy side with the Fed and bankers
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BrehBreh.... You're talking about IT, Admin and A+ shyt....
I'm talking about software, programming and engineering...
I am not a coder and I am eating good. Like homie mentioned, you have to be relentless and you have to sacrifice time. I love networking and security so I am a natural fit for Cyber Security. I am good at troubleshooting so I am getting the bag AND I never stay comfortable. I always know what I want next. The next sixth month, I will be studying heavy again so I can get another high role. You have to grind, for me to get an opportunity, I had to overload myself with certs.
I am stress free, roof over my head, good health, could help my parents out. Also I don't stay comfortable. I am steady adding new certs even if its out of my own pocket. As a matter of fact, I built my qualifications sctrictly around Amazon's requirements. I will learn to code soon tho.
Coding camps are cool. But a 4 year degree is gonna shyt on that camp. Also brehs can vouch that a degree puts your app at the top compared to a camp where u gotta get put on to make decent money. Do coding camps even have logic and design courses?
I've seen so many people myself included where this backfired on them. Only knowing one particular technology used by your employer. Guarantees if you lose that job you'll either take a massive paycut or end up locked out of the field.This This and This all day!!
The reality is Technology advances faster than most business can adopt them. Nobody is uprooting their Windows Server 2012 R2 / SCCM infrastructure over night to implement and building a fully open source/ public cloud infrastructure.
Another thing with all these hot new technologies that get hyped every month. They're just like the XXL Freshmen 15; Some will find their niche but most will get a hot summer and go on to do nothing.
this is for a senior developer though, if it was entry I would say they are full of shyt. Also don't give too much heed into job listing requirements, it's a combination of HR and the actual department not knowing what they are looking for/need.The requirements for this job is ridiculous
Full Stack Senior C# Developer - Precision System Design Inc. - Remote, REMOTE | Dice.com
Essential Skills:
C#, Angular, Experience with multiple development languages, including C#, Java Script, HTML and CSS.
Experience working with Microsoft technology stack (Windows Server, SQL Server, Visual Studio, TFS VCS, ADO pipelines)
Experience and working knowledge of Git source code management (including branching patterns)
Excellent communication skills listening, verbal and written
Excellent organization skills with the ability to work on multiple projects and/or assignment simultaneously in a fast-paced environment with tight deadlines and changing priorities
Proven ability to work in a team-oriented environment, collaborating with others to establish common goals
Desire to stay current on technology trends and operational concepts and tools
Most of the work will be done in Angular, therefore someone who has used the latest version (8.3.19) would be highly preferred. But would be open to someone who has not used the latest version - as long as they have worked with Angular
Experience working with Amazon Web Services
Plusses:
Experience with Hadoop and other data tool-sets
Experience developing and maintaining RESTful APIs
Experience developing and maintaining Angular apps and components
Experience with CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment)
Experience with Cloud integration and deployment (Azure DevOps Services, AWS, etc.).
Experience with one or more public cloud platforms (e.g. AWS, Azure)
Experience with relational and non-relational (NoSQL) data stores
Knowledge of Agile/SCRUM and DevSecOps methodologies
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Thanks bc i thought it was cap but didn't know for sure.Hope I didn't discourage brehs with this thread. The goal was to give a more realistic expectations than the rest of these "I learned to code and after 6 months started making 6 figures and bought my mom a house and now sailing on yachts in Versailles" brehs and all the capping they do.
All in all I'm still thinking of continuing to code cuz I came too far to turn back and feel weird and empty without it. Just gonna take it one day at a time.