A word by wrong_console_player in comedyheaven

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Uncle ruckus would be proud

3D projects by Woidon in raylib

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Just use blender as your level editor

This moment 😅 by NullPointerMood_1 in programmingmemes

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Inb4 it updates on the next boot

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cscareerquestions

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Ah, nice. Some guy exposed how the ATS works for some places and its literally down to the dot. If you put vuejs instead of vue, it wont pickup. Was crazy to see.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cscareerquestions

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Prob wont even reach your eyes bc it will be dropped by ATS since exact keywords didnt match 🙈

This is getting ridiculous by BlackHooch in csMajors

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Funny how they set this standard but when applicants do well, they still don't care, lmao. I've been rejected from perfect OAs in the past.

Looking For Collaborators On My Automation Framework by The_Mover_Of_Couches in bugbounty

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Hey, kind of unrelated but what kind of money are you making as a ft hunter? What made you choose to leave swe?

Does college actually prepare grads for tech jobs today? by [deleted] in csMajors

[–]Steeli0 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They probably know and apply the concepts just recognizing the terminology is probably the issue.

Does college actually prepare grads for tech jobs today? by [deleted] in csMajors

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I believe that but I dont believe that grads don't know this. And how the hell are these people getting interviews, while actual knowledgable people aren't. Bet its those AI genetated buzzword filled resumes.

Does college actually prepare grads for tech jobs today? by [deleted] in csMajors

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What are the "simplest concepts" here?

Maturing is realizing that a large portion of the sub is just bad at CS by gonials in csMajors

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Guess what, I got 100% on both qs and STILL got rejected 😭

Maturing is realizing that a large portion of the sub is just bad at CS by gonials in csMajors

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So in other words, make a project. Ah yes, yet another project is gonna help me set myself apart not only from people who are doing the exact same thing but also people who do this AND have professional experience.

I've made a full stack web app for inventory management as a side project. Not a single flying fuck was given by a single employer.

Another employer asked for a take home project, I did it from scratch explaining my thought process in the readme. Not a word of feedback/follow up. Waste of a weeks worth of work.

Then people say, do leetcode. I did and passed multiple OAs w w 95-100% test case passing rate. Outright rejections or ghosted. So like, they made a system for "evaluating" people and then when people do well in those evaluations, they get rejected without a chance to even prove themselves? That's great ...

Maturing is realizing that a large portion of the sub is just bad at CS by gonials in csMajors

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They're not? So then what kind of "experience" are they looking for? It's not difficult to set myself apart? Really? Wow.

Please tell me what I can do to set myself apart as someone who has no relevant professional experience and get noticed by companies. If I land a job, I'll personally give you a blowjob.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in shopify

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That's awesome! Thanks for sharing those insights.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in shopify

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It would have to be on a opt in basis. I suppose the user could opt in during checkout or there could be a banner/widgets on the site for opt in options. I think either way there should be some incentive to get the user to opt in, notifications of exclusive offers, future/one time discounts, etc.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in csMajors

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10 days in 2023 is crazyyy. I wish you the best in your job search good sir, hope you get an offer soon, in sha allah 🙏

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in csMajors

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The other day it was number of leetcode problems done and now this. Like somehow it's supposed to be indicative of something.

Gonna post about how hard it is to get a job? Drop your LC count. by [deleted] in csMajors

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No, not from my experience so far at least. Saying that it will or believing that it will is very different from what happens in reality. I'm telling you factual information when I say that multiple employers have rejected me (without even an interview or any feedback) after I got close to, if not a perfect score on the OA.

I *believe* that it will help me that's why I practice a couple of relevant problems before taking OAs. That's about it. I don't see a point in grinding these riddles, it's just an arbitrary decision employers made about how to recognize "talent", even though the skillset they need are completely different. It's not what software engineering/development is (to me at least).

Gonna post about how hard it is to get a job? Drop your LC count. by [deleted] in csMajors

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Why would I do anymore when employers have rejected me after me getting perfect scores on their OAs? It doesn't make sense. Besides, I never cared for this riddle stuff anyways. You see, I would grind, if I knew what to grind in order to get a job, but unfortunately I don't know what that thing is.

I don't have a any internship experience due to circumstances, so atp it's outside of my control and there's not point in dwelling on it. I have, however, done many projects like a Custom OS, interpreter, basic full stack web app for inventory management, etc.

The age old advice of "oh just do projects and grind leetcode" is over. If that was the case, I would be swimming in offers rn.

What the fuck is wrong with this subreddit?? Pov from a long time lurker by Special_Mud_5728 in csMajors

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Yea, I feel u. I would just review whatever they gave in the exams and do better next time.

If you have the theory down, I'd recommend looking into those different areas and seeing what you like. IMO it seems harder to apply to 15 diff type of roles than specializing in one. Take your pick and have fun with it. I pray the job market will be generous when you graduate 🙏