After seeing all these posts about how cooked this career is, is it because most people expect to be making 6 figures working for big reputable companies like apple, microsoft, etc. What if I just want to be average? Like working locally for a business that needs some techy person with a cs degree. I don’t mind making 50-60k straight out of college, and then maybe later on after years of experience making 70-80k. Or should I still try to change my major right now in my first year of college?
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r/cscareerquestions After seeing all these posts about how cooked this career is, is it because most people expect to be making 6 figures working for big reputable companies like apple, microsoft, etc. What if I just want to be average? Like working locally for a business that needs some techy person with a cs degree. I don’t mind making 50-60k straight out of college, and then maybe later on after years of experience making 70-80k. Or should I still try to change my major right now in my first year of college? submitted by /u/BergiusKnickroid [link] [comments]
After seeing all these posts about how cooked this career is, is it because most people expect to be making 6 figures working for big reputable companies like apple, microsoft, etc. What if I just want to be average? Like working locally for a business that needs some techy person with a cs degree. I don’t mind making 50-60k straight out of college, and then maybe later on after years of experience making 70-80k. Or should I still try to change my major right now in my first year of college?
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