Took job at a WITCH company but still no project /u/probrend CSCQ protests reddit

So decided to take a job as an Associate Developer with a Witch company. Thought it would be worth it in the end to take a lower salary in exchange to get real world experience.

The problem is, I am still not assigned to a client project (Hard to get experience with nothing to do) so in the meantime I am asked to continue working on earning internal certifications in various skills.

Also, I’ve been operating off the mindset that “a hungry mouth doesn’t get fed” and messaging project managers to see if there are any projects I can help them with.

So my question is, what is the best way I can spend my time to bolster up my resume while I am essentially getting paid to just train? I want to hope for the best but prepare for the worst, the worst meaning I am let go before ever actually getting work.

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​r/cscareerquestions So decided to take a job as an Associate Developer with a Witch company. Thought it would be worth it in the end to take a lower salary in exchange to get real world experience. The problem is, I am still not assigned to a client project (Hard to get experience with nothing to do) so in the meantime I am asked to continue working on earning internal certifications in various skills. Also, I’ve been operating off the mindset that “a hungry mouth doesn’t get fed” and messaging project managers to see if there are any projects I can help them with. So my question is, what is the best way I can spend my time to bolster up my resume while I am essentially getting paid to just train? I want to hope for the best but prepare for the worst, the worst meaning I am let go before ever actually getting work. submitted by /u/probrend [link] [comments] 

So decided to take a job as an Associate Developer with a Witch company. Thought it would be worth it in the end to take a lower salary in exchange to get real world experience.

The problem is, I am still not assigned to a client project (Hard to get experience with nothing to do) so in the meantime I am asked to continue working on earning internal certifications in various skills.

Also, I’ve been operating off the mindset that “a hungry mouth doesn’t get fed” and messaging project managers to see if there are any projects I can help them with.

So my question is, what is the best way I can spend my time to bolster up my resume while I am essentially getting paid to just train? I want to hope for the best but prepare for the worst, the worst meaning I am let go before ever actually getting work.

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