Is software engineering worth it? I’m good at math.
I’m really considering it when I return to college.
I’m really considering it when I return to college.
It is if you have connections
No
Not really
Saaarrrrrsss
Only if you are atleast above avg iq and willing to grind hard + go to a good school. Luck is needed as well.
Did you get job
This
Nowadays if you do not have someone close to you working in a company then you have no real chance of getting in. Plus the whole Ai thing is decreasing the amount of necessary developers, testers and debuggers etc. I personally did try CS and failed at math, though I could not even get an internship. The companies I applied to didn't even respond to me giving them my CV.
Honestly chose something else, anything else, preferably something related to something physical like mechanical engineering.
Aren’t you supposed to meet or get to know people when studying at university?
Math is no problem for me at all
I’m thinking about that really.
Yeah, you meet fellow students not fucking companies that want to hire you.
After your first lesson of linear algebra 2 you'll change your mind.
It is ultimately your decision, but honestly the tech sector is inflated. A correction is still coming so it'd be irrational to get into it right now when there is going to be a lot of shrinkage in the future.
Why is that?
Because it is very hard, possibly the hardest class aside of numerics
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