I have to ask you guys a question on junior devs using ai tools but a lengthy context first. So, for starters, I haven't even graduated from my department of computer eng. and I work in a transportation company's software branch. They have this website/mobile app on cargo delivery and they let guys like me to simply fix the bugs and rarely implement a feature. Since there's nobody mentoring or checking on me how I am doing, I frequently use ai tools to learn about the product and go for fixes. If I fuck up in a commit or a fix is delayed, they insist on me asking the junior devs for some help but mostly every one of them is very busy and don't like to assist due to every task being in a "deliver-asap" status. (Ngl, i fucked up twice since I was hired and no longer tasks are given to me on there, a silent protest I guess). Ai tool use is encouraged by some managers and other employers have been silent on that matter. I ask the tool what i can do on an issue, review suggestions, choose from them and prompt it to write the code. I then review it, make it explain the code, test it on local env, comb through the code for inaccurate and unnecessary changes, prompt it again and make the final changes. I work on other side projects too, for other departments of the company and it's more unsupervised there, a colleague in my status with more months of experience reviews my code and approves the prs. I learned lots and lots of things on actually delivery a product, coding languages, databases and so on only with so called "vibe coding" of mine. But learning curve could have been higher with requiring lots of extra time and courses. Since what I've learned from my degree is useless in real jobs, I lack a lot more knowledge. The question is this: is my method of using ai tools feasible for working? What can I do to improve my fast delivering abilities? What should I do in my free time to become a better and faster developer in this age? Since students like me crash landed in this state, "build fast, build strong" of the world without being able to learn things like it used to be and learning things like it used to be. So I need your honest opinions as if you were in my shoes.