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January 4, 2025cscareerquestions

overloaded, how do you handle it? /u/buyingshitformylab CSCQ protests reddit

hey guys. I just worked 5 12-hour days this week, and the company wants me to do another tomorrow. the company is on the end of a large contract qualification, and while I’m not critical, they want me there. I have plans that were made for a month ago now that I’m probably going to have to cancel because of a surprise weekend.

i have been here 2 months but my manager mentioned that this is unusually high work demand. I can believe it. I’m not sure it’s worth it, though. all the late nights and early mornings. for what? it’s got me feeling overloaded.

what do you guys do when your ass is getting kicked like this by work?

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r/cscareerquestions hey guys. I just worked 5 12-hour days this week, and the company wants me to do another tomorrow. the company is on the end of a large contract qualification, and while I’m not critical, they want me there. I have plans that were made for a month ago now that I’m probably going to have to cancel because of a surprise weekend. i have been here 2 months but my manager mentioned that this is unusually high work demand. I can believe it. I’m not sure it’s worth it, though. all the late nights and early mornings. for what? it’s got me feeling overloaded. what do you guys do when your ass is getting kicked like this by work? submitted by /u/buyingshitformylab [link] [comments]

what do you guys do when your ass is getting kicked like this by work?

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[link] [comments] hey guys. I just worked 5 12-hour days this week, and the company wants me to do another tomorrow. the company is on the end of a large contract qualification, and while I’m not critical, they want me there. I have plans that were made for a month ago now that I’m probably going to have to cancel because of a surprise weekend. i have been here 2 months but my manager mentioned that this is unusually high work demand. I can believe it. I’m not sure it’s worth it, though. all the late nights and early mornings. for what? it’s got me feeling overloaded. what do you guys do when your ass is getting kicked like this by work? submitted by /u/buyingshitformylab [link] [comments]

January 4, 2025cscareerquestions

What is the absolute fastest way to get alerts for new job postings /u/Bacleo CSCQ protests reddit

I always see LinkedIn postings or get notifications but it’s always at least an hour late. I want to know the SECOND a swe role at FAANG is posted. Should I make a bot?

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r/cscareerquestions I always see LinkedIn postings or get notifications but it’s always at least an hour late. I want to know the SECOND a swe role at FAANG is posted. Should I make a bot? submitted by /u/Bacleo [link] [comments]

I always see LinkedIn postings or get notifications but it’s always at least an hour late. I want to know the SECOND a swe role at FAANG is posted. Should I make a bot?

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[link] [comments] I always see LinkedIn postings or get notifications but it’s always at least an hour late. I want to know the SECOND a swe role at FAANG is posted. Should I make a bot? submitted by /u/Bacleo [link] [comments]

January 4, 2025cscareerquestions

Should I lie to the Recruiter /u/Available-Isopod8587 CSCQ protests reddit

During interviews, they ask me if any other companies have given me an offer. Does anyone have inside information why they always ask this, and should I just lie to them in the future? I am not sure if anyone would give me public honest answer here on Reddit, so you can feel free to DM me.

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r/cscareerquestions During interviews, they ask me if any other companies have given me an offer. Does anyone have inside information why they always ask this, and should I just lie to them in the future? I am not sure if anyone would give me public honest answer here on Reddit, so you can feel free to DM me. submitted by /u/Available-Isopod8587 [link] [comments]

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[link] [comments] During interviews, they ask me if any other companies have given me an offer. Does anyone have inside information why they always ask this, and should I just lie to them in the future? I am not sure if anyone would give me public honest answer here on Reddit, so you can feel free to DM me. submitted by /u/Available-Isopod8587 [link] [comments]

January 4, 2025cscareerquestions

PMP or Product Management Certification? Plan to build product base software house in near future. /u/Outrageous_Cap_4486 CSCQ protests reddit

Hi folks, good day to you all.

I am looking for transition into software and IT industry with future aim to build health care software company building product not limited to EHR etc. Currently, I’ve started a medical billing job and also plan to

I am confused about choosing which Certification I need project management or product management as I would like to know about all the operation of departments(sales, marketing, data, Development etc) and mange them and know the technical details.

On the other hand, as I will be managing more projects I may not give entire time but I want to be the decision maker and want to be able to execute projects also knowing technical details also.

Love to hear ideas on how to build a roadmap, since my long term goal is manage business, develop strategies etc.

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r/cscareerquestions Hi folks, good day to you all. I am looking for transition into software and IT industry with future aim to build health care software company building product not limited to EHR etc. Currently, I’ve started a medical billing job and also plan to I am confused about choosing which Certification I need project management or product management as I would like to know about all the operation of departments(sales, marketing, data, Development etc) and mange them and know the technical details. On the other hand, as I will be managing more projects I may not give entire time but I want to be the decision maker and want to be able to execute projects also knowing technical details also. Love to hear ideas on how to build a roadmap, since my long term goal is manage business, develop strategies etc. submitted by /u/Outrageous_Cap_4486 [link] [comments]

Hi folks, good day to you all.

On the other hand, as I will be managing more projects I may not give entire time but I want to be the decision maker and want to be able to execute projects also knowing technical details also.

Love to hear ideas on how to build a roadmap, since my long term goal is manage business, develop strategies etc.

submitted by /u/Outrageous_Cap_4486
[link] [comments] Hi folks, good day to you all. I am looking for transition into software and IT industry with future aim to build health care software company building product not limited to EHR etc. Currently, I’ve started a medical billing job and also plan to I am confused about choosing which Certification I need project management or product management as I would like to know about all the operation of departments(sales, marketing, data, Development etc) and mange them and know the technical details. On the other hand, as I will be managing more projects I may not give entire time but I want to be the decision maker and want to be able to execute projects also knowing technical details also. Love to hear ideas on how to build a roadmap, since my long term goal is manage business, develop strategies etc. submitted by /u/Outrageous_Cap_4486 [link] [comments]

January 4, 2025cscareerquestions

It’s 2025, Is cover letter still relevant? /u/Joker_bosss CSCQ protests reddit

As we apply for 100s of jobs… is cover letter worth it?

I saw 1 linkedin post where the recruiter says cover letter don’t change their perspective at all.

It feels like waste of time.

Writing emails seems more valuable than writing cover letters

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r/cscareerquestions As we apply for 100s of jobs… is cover letter worth it? I saw 1 linkedin post where the recruiter says cover letter don’t change their perspective at all. It feels like waste of time. Writing emails seems more valuable than writing cover letters submitted by /u/Joker_bosss [link] [comments]

As we apply for 100s of jobs… is cover letter worth it?

I saw 1 linkedin post where the recruiter says cover letter don’t change their perspective at all.

It feels like waste of time.

Writing emails seems more valuable than writing cover letters

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[link] [comments] As we apply for 100s of jobs… is cover letter worth it? I saw 1 linkedin post where the recruiter says cover letter don’t change their perspective at all. It feels like waste of time. Writing emails seems more valuable than writing cover letters submitted by /u/Joker_bosss [link] [comments]

January 4, 2025cscareerquestions

Is it normal for engineers to just disappear from companies without any announcement? /u/bonzai76 CSCQ protests reddit

Recently worked for a 100% remote company where engineers seemed to leave often and there was zero discussion/indication at all on why they left, where they were headed or even just a general “hey guys Fred has decided to leave the company”. Is this normal in software dev organizations and companies?

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r/cscareerquestions Recently worked for a 100% remote company where engineers seemed to leave often and there was zero discussion/indication at all on why they left, where they were headed or even just a general “hey guys Fred has decided to leave the company”. Is this normal in software dev organizations and companies? submitted by /u/bonzai76 [link] [comments]

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[link] [comments] Recently worked for a 100% remote company where engineers seemed to leave often and there was zero discussion/indication at all on why they left, where they were headed or even just a general “hey guys Fred has decided to leave the company”. Is this normal in software dev organizations and companies? submitted by /u/bonzai76 [link] [comments]

January 4, 2025cscareerquestions

Stock option transfer from another country to pay less tax? /u/MareaNeagra CSCQ protests reddit

Hello! I have a question: If I receive my stocks from a company in a non-EU country and I want to sell it in my hometown (EU country) because I have less tax burden, am I able to do that? Can I transfer it to another portfolio? Could you let me know how you went about doing this?

I need your advice!

Thank you!

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r/cscareerquestions Hello! I have a question: If I receive my stocks from a company in a non-EU country and I want to sell it in my hometown (EU country) because I have less tax burden, am I able to do that? Can I transfer it to another portfolio? Could you let me know how you went about doing this? I need your advice! Thank you! submitted by /u/MareaNeagra [link] [comments]

I need your advice!

Thank you!

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[link] [comments] Hello! I have a question: If I receive my stocks from a company in a non-EU country and I want to sell it in my hometown (EU country) because I have less tax burden, am I able to do that? Can I transfer it to another portfolio? Could you let me know how you went about doing this? I need your advice! Thank you! submitted by /u/MareaNeagra [link] [comments]

January 4, 2025cscareerquestions

What’s the best path to quickly pivot into embedded systems, or some type of industrial design career if you already have a CS adjacent degree? /u/IdeaExpensive3073 CSCQ protests reddit

Let’s say someone has an interest in embedded systems, or at least being part of the design team for those systems, and already has an adjacent CS degree. What’s the best way to pivot quickly, and is affordable?

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r/cscareerquestions Let’s say someone has an interest in embedded systems, or at least being part of the design team for those systems, and already has an adjacent CS degree. What’s the best way to pivot quickly, and is affordable? submitted by /u/IdeaExpensive3073 [link] [comments]

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[link] [comments] Let’s say someone has an interest in embedded systems, or at least being part of the design team for those systems, and already has an adjacent CS degree. What’s the best way to pivot quickly, and is affordable? submitted by /u/IdeaExpensive3073 [link] [comments]