Why 91% Fail in Software Engineering 

This. I don't manage coders and code anymore, I manage what they can't handle. CICD and actual proper architecture (this second thing literally nobody does properly).

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been working for my very first year in a junior dev job. Every company seems to be buying the worst tools for inflated prices because switching one thing tends to make everything else incompatible. Its like apples charging cables but infinitely worse because its invisible to the average voter and law makers so there will never be any norms for it :/

This. I love programming, but if I cannot make a living from it, then it will become a hobby instead.

Isn't that why you guys have desginated roles within the industry?

@@peckapuncher2101 Kinda like other professions, you have tax lawyers that couldn't defend someone in criminal court, and you have nephrologists, kidney doctors, that have barely an idea how many hearts human has. With IT there are MANY ways to split it, which adds to confusion: you have the academics who write whitepapers about their algorithms and there are industry devs who are paid to achieve much more specific goals, preferably without expanding into the "unknown" . There is Frontend (what user sees) and Backend (what provides the backbone for the frontend) split, with DevOps (=having things run on a server and being accessible, secure etc., not just running on dev's PC) being "a third way". But then you have "Full-Stack Developers", i.e. folk who can write frontend, backend, infrastructure (server) stuff and deploy it all by themselves, but those might have specific "areas of interest", like what kind of applications (mobile, web, desktop), or what kind of server/cloud (Microsoft, Amazon, Google, self-hosted etc.). And then you have people who e.g. keep internet running by working with the networks on various levels, you have embed devs (who write code for a car or a washing machine or a missile), and you slowly creep toward electronic engineering. Also special mention to bioinformatics, neural network guys, 3D graphics guys and many more xD

bro what the fuck and here i am applying for interview after making a toy project where do you guys come from dont you have some other thing to doo afcourse i am not talking about touching the grass i have't done that too but like any thing like playing games or something else

This is good work. Keep it up like this and you will have a very bright future. Best of luck, and don't get discouraged in life.

@@xanderabbey8529 thxx today i gave my first interview and it was good

@@kashinadoing gaming seems a lot less attractive if your 2nd world tiger parents are hell bent on making a corporate slave out of you. Shutting them up by doing some coding busywork for fun seems a pretty smart solution

@@kashinadoing Belarus

It's quite hard, precisely because everybody tries to immitate FANG, even second and third world HR that has zero clue what they are doing.

fax like for real in my country you can get 18k rs or 218 doller per month which is fine for a fressher

@@kashinadoing Were are you from? that sounds like very little money?

@@computerguymiguel india like for a student it find if you are a fresher and not the 3 year exp one which are on linkedin the real freshear you can get and this is kind of the minimun i am saying and its only for the first 4 5 months then you can just change and get more ya its low if you have a family to fead but its find if you are a student and you want a g pro x superlight and that skins in valorant

Yeah, it would also be fine if everybody wanted to wash dishes "for the money". Except, nobody does (they don't pay). If they did wash dishes for money, people actually good at washing dishes now coudn't get a decent wage doing it cause of all "i just wash dishes for money" types that have *zero* clue of how to actually wash dishes. They can also go into a mine, "pays well" but they won't.

i understand what you are trying to say but it like for some people its just not a bitter drink it litterly poision and also the real enginears like me really dispise people like those ya its a personal bassed take but ya thats what i think i am not saying to code for 12 or 16 hours but saying if you dont have intrust just find it in something else and get into that you will be happy in most of the cases

LOL. Not one of these you used outside of a personal project doing most likely a game. You clearly have zero corporate experience (C++ driver coding where you may have used this in say, sound processing doesn't count). Signed, somebody who didn't go college but paid for another's useless programming degree where she learned next to nothing.

bro but the main thing that happens that we wait for the perfect love moment that we will fall in love with coding and then it all will be golden but some some anfortunate people this does not happen i liked coding in my first 2 week and the loved increased by time when i started wathing good enginears like the primegen but that not the case for my friend or my brother who are also really techy

ya fax they are filling plases of real programming lovers

Based. As it should be.