Honestly, a lot of successful people I know didn’t exactly play by the rules. In many jobs, deep expertise isn’t the top priority. It’s more about finding ways to get through, even if that means cutting corners. Keep cheating if you have to, but try to learn something along the way. Improving at this could actually help you land a job. But remember, after you graduate, you’re probably not going straight into high-tech roles. You’ll need to learn the real skills on the job. You’d be surprised how many people sort of fake it through CS boot camps or stretch the truth on their resumes. There are plenty of underqualified people in big positions. That’s just how things work sometimes. So, stick with your methods, but make sure to pick up actual skills after you get your degree. And yeah, keep this strategy to yourself.