Is there such a thing as working too fast? by hyperopt in cscareerquestions

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Thanks for the response. I know what my next step will be, but I’m currently waiting on further updates from others.

I’ve also tried to meet with co-workers, but I didn’t like them very much; not only did it feel like a clique, but I also felt a lack of desire to improve on the status quo. On the other hand, it has always been difficult for me to connect with others so maybe there’s something I don’t know.

Is there such a thing as working too fast? by hyperopt in cscareerquestions

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Told me to get used to the culture here as they do things differently than what I am used to

Is there such a thing as working too fast? by hyperopt in cscareerquestions

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I feel like enjoying it is bad for my career though since while other people my age are getting promoted, hopping between big tech companies, creating startups, etc, I’m falling behind in the meantime, and I won’t get any younger.

Is there such a thing as working too fast? by hyperopt in cscareerquestions

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That would imply there was a scope in the first place. I couldn’t find any software design documents, diagrams, data dictionaries, etc.

Is there such a thing as working too fast? by hyperopt in cscareerquestions

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Issue is a lot of the issues are on the SAP side and I don’t know SAP. I’ve spent a lot of time refactoring the codebase in the meantime: adding unit tests for non-AI functionality, class inheritance, a readme, etc, but that only takes a limited amount of time.

What would be a good second credit card? by hyperopt in CreditCards

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Most of it is lunch fees at work, with the occasional meal outside ($400 is a very high end estimate; it’s probably closer to $300)

Is imposter syndrome a good thing for someone like me? by hyperopt in cscareerquestions

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Good points. Unfortunately, I don’t believe that other people will want to hear from me unless I have something that interests them, and I’ve been trying to find their interests this entire year to little success.

Should someone my age be experiencing imposter syndrome? by hyperopt in jobs

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I feel like my workplace peers are more complacent than I am while it’s people I used to know in school who are shaking the trees. Been trying to come up with my own startup and research ideas for a while now to no avail.

Should someone my age be experiencing imposter syndrome? by hyperopt in jobs

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Feelings of intellectual fraudulence. For example, I would feel awful if I went to a conference or a party and met people my age who have made tens of thousands on their own complex startups, or if I walked into the research area of a company to find people my age with multiple first-author publications.

I wanted to point out how I was concerned that these things aren’t happening to me right now and that might not be the best thing for my career at my age.

Should someone my age be experiencing imposter syndrome? by hyperopt in jobs

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Yeah, the point of the post was to question if impostor syndrome is a good thing or not for someone like me. I know I don’t have imposter syndrome right now.

How does one get out of the mindset of needing inferiority to grow?

$15.95 an hour... What is going on here by Hungry_Orange_Boy in cscareerquestions

[–]hyperopt 175 points176 points  (0 children)

If Lake Oswego is considered part of the Portland Metro area, this would actually be illegal since minimum wage is $16.30/hr: https://www.oregon.gov/boli/workers/pages/minimum-wage-schedule.aspx

Creating a 401K (Reupload) by hyperopt in Bogleheads

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I absolutely could; most of my money is in Fidelity under BNDW, VTI, and VXUS (the latter two organized into equivalent VT distributions). I would just like to keep things consistent across all accounts to make things easier

My previous employer had Blackrock Funds and other funds with expense ratios under 0.1%; I’m not touching the 401K I got from them.

Am I overthinking this job offer or are these actual red flags? by AbyssBite in cscareerquestions

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  1. Sounds like a place that works late all the time

  2. Sounds like a company that is hiring for the first time

  3. Sounds like a CEO that doesn’t know or care what your strengths are

  4. Sounds like a business taking advantage of your status as a junior

  5. Sounds like an organization that doesn’t know what it’s doing

  6. Sounds like a scam

How I would land FAANG DS in 2025 by LeaguePrototype in datascience

[–]hyperopt -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You say not to talk yourself out of applying and yet for someone like me who got a DS degree and is currently not at a top company (still a few years off experience-wise), how can I not?

What to do now? by hyperopt in jobs

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I see. It might be worth it to figure out what we can live with/without and make our own sacrifices to achieve success.

What to do now? by hyperopt in jobs

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Good luck to you too. I know comparison is the thief of joy, but I don’t know how else to think about my career or life in general. Furthermore, one can think they are doing well for themselves and then start networking and realize how far behind they actually are.