i have a cs degree, i technically work in tech, but it ultimately just boils down to being a glorified microsoft janitor. i might write one ultra simple sql query per day or open up xrmtoolbox and use pre-made third party tools — my org doesn’t require anything complicated.
anyway i’m wondering if there’s a good bootcamp out there for someone like me. i have no idea of what actually goes on in industry and need help figuring it out. company won’t pay for it either, by the way
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r/cscareerquestions i have a cs degree, i technically work in tech, but it ultimately just boils down to being a glorified microsoft janitor. i might write one ultra simple sql query per day or open up xrmtoolbox and use pre-made third party tools — my org doesn’t require anything complicated. anyway i’m wondering if there’s a good bootcamp out there for someone like me. i have no idea of what actually goes on in industry and need help figuring it out. company won’t pay for it either, by the way submitted by /u/sheephorde [link] [comments]
i have a cs degree, i technically work in tech, but it ultimately just boils down to being a glorified microsoft janitor. i might write one ultra simple sql query per day or open up xrmtoolbox and use pre-made third party tools — my org doesn’t require anything complicated.
anyway i’m wondering if there’s a good bootcamp out there for someone like me. i have no idea of what actually goes on in industry and need help figuring it out. company won’t pay for it either, by the way
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