Nope haha. I don't know if that's subject to change once I complete my training in about 2 months. Right now im just learning different tools like Jmeter, Postman ( I already knew ) , Docker and Kubernates through their learning materials like udemy and building a project on their specifications.
Yea, I haven't worked at a company that didn't supply a laptop. Even when I was doing consulting and my company gave us laptops, the client's still gave us their own company laptops. How do they know you can afford up to spec pcs? shyt, they get discounts too. All good though.
Man I just don't get it. When my personal laptop died and I had no other choice, I set up a whole ass VM for me to do personal shyt on, and at most it was email, bills, and the Lenovo website while I was ordering a new one.
Had to give a presentation at my job , and needed my web browser for it . The window is was opened to was the coli's homepage with my username and all ...hope one of them don't decide to do some investigation on meit was recorded too.
I usually clear my browsing history so nothing weird shows on the url bar, while typing.
I can't tell if u being sarcastic or not lol but I don't remember saying this.
but you said you hated your job, your company, your boss and that you were praying for the day they let you go
Had to give a presentation at my job , and needed my web browser for it . The window is was opened to was the coli's homepage with my username and all ...hope one of them don't decide to do some investigation on me
I usually clear my browsing history so nothing weird shows on the url bar, while typing.
What is wrong with people? I don't even trust the microphone on my work laptop. I shut that thing down as soon as work is over. And there are certain conversations that I refuse to have in the same room as my work laptop when it's on.
Very good point. Someone got fired from one of my employers because she said something about a higher up on slack. Anything that's remotely venting, we gotta get on a phone callMan, this is wild.
I decided awhile ago I was there to only do my job and that's it. I don't want to hear about any drama, I don't want to talk about any drama, I don't need to know what you did over the weekend, I don't want to be cool with anyone, etc. Awhile ago I found out something came back around to me based on some details I told someone I thought I was cool with. Turns out they were very cliquey with another group of people. Some straight high school shyt.
Can't trust anybody at work, so I don't talk to them about anything except the job.
Anyways, come in to say I'm getting tired of web dev but other areas either don't pay as much or there ain't as many roles
Anyone here ever get into something else that offers all the same positives as web dev, but ain't web?
What do you mean by same positives? Like, I enjoy backend dev, and know its a bit different than front end work, but I dunno if you'd consider that similar enough though. Maybe full stack development? Or even mobile development? I don' know if you do react, but react-native is pretty cool too, and its multiplatform, so you can develop an app for ios and androidI decided awhile ago I was there to only do my job and that's it. I don't want to hear about any drama, I don't want to talk about any drama, I don't need to know what you did over the weekend, I don't want to be cool with anyone, etc. Awhile ago I found out something came back around to me based on some details I told someone I thought I was cool with. Turns out they were very cliquey with another group of people. Some straight high school shyt.
Can't trust anybody at work, so I don't talk to them about anything except the job.
Anyways, come in to say I'm getting tired of web dev but other areas either don't pay as much or there ain't as many roles
Anyone here ever get into something else that offers all the same positives as web dev, but ain't web?
Ah, I meant just something not front end/back end/full stack. I've done all three professionally the last five years and currently do full stack right now. Mass majority of jobs I see is basically crud.
Yea, Data science would be cool. Not sure if you can get right into that though. You may either need a postgrad degree or be able to move within your company to the DS/ML department. Only other thing would be Data Engineering, but that's a bit DataOps (Devops for data), and backend type of work. Or maybe, i think they call it Analytics Engineering now? Like a more technical business analyst that can create reports/dashboards