Name me one project that would impress employers so badly /u/Majestic_Strain CSCQ protests reddit

That they’re like “holy cow , no doubt we’re hiring him”. Lol I want to be hired by Target.

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r/cscareerquestions That they’re like “holy cow , no doubt we’re hiring him”. Lol I want to be hired by Target. submitted by /u/Majestic_Strain [link] [comments]

That they’re like “holy cow , no doubt we’re hiring him”. Lol I want to be hired by Target.

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[link] [comments] That they’re like “holy cow , no doubt we’re hiring him”. Lol I want to be hired by Target. submitted by /u/Majestic_Strain [link] [comments]

December 23, 2024cscareerquestions

Simulate Human Actions to Stay “online” /u/Chiaope CSCQ protests reddit

Hey everyone, I made a Python package that simulates mouse and keyboard actions so you can stay “online” while you’re looking for new job opportunities.

Check it out here: Stay Online on PyPi

Basically, you just run it, and it mimics human-like mouse movements and keystrokes so your company’s IT can’t tell you’re not actually working. You can also tweak a few settings, like stopping the simulation when it’s time to log off, or adjusting how often the mouse and typing happen.

Would love to hear any feedback or suggestions to make this better. Appreciate it!

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r/cscareerquestions Hey everyone, I made a Python package that simulates mouse and keyboard actions so you can stay “online” while you’re looking for new job opportunities. Check it out here: Stay Online on PyPi Basically, you just run it, and it mimics human-like mouse movements and keystrokes so your company’s IT can’t tell you’re not actually working. You can also tweak a few settings, like stopping the simulation when it’s time to log off, or adjusting how often the mouse and typing happen. Would love to hear any feedback or suggestions to make this better. Appreciate it! submitted by /u/Chiaope [link] [comments]

Hey everyone, I made a Python package that simulates mouse and keyboard actions so you can stay “online” while you’re looking for new job opportunities.

Check it out here: Stay Online on PyPi

Would love to hear any feedback or suggestions to make this better. Appreciate it!

submitted by /u/Chiaope
[link] [comments] Hey everyone, I made a Python package that simulates mouse and keyboard actions so you can stay “online” while you’re looking for new job opportunities. Check it out here: Stay Online on PyPi Basically, you just run it, and it mimics human-like mouse movements and keystrokes so your company’s IT can’t tell you’re not actually working. You can also tweak a few settings, like stopping the simulation when it’s time to log off, or adjusting how often the mouse and typing happen. Would love to hear any feedback or suggestions to make this better. Appreciate it! submitted by /u/Chiaope [link] [comments]

December 23, 2024cscareerquestions

is defense really that much easier to get into? /u/hashmapSensei CSCQ protests reddit

I keep seeing so many people talk about defense companies/contractors as an “easy” way to get an internship or a job, but Is this really the case? I dont really remember that well, but last year when I tried to apply there was almost nothing for raytheon and lockheed, but idk.

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r/cscareerquestions I keep seeing so many people talk about defense companies/contractors as an “easy” way to get an internship or a job, but Is this really the case? I dont really remember that well, but last year when I tried to apply there was almost nothing for raytheon and lockheed, but idk. submitted by /u/hashmapSensei [link] [comments]

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[link] [comments] I keep seeing so many people talk about defense companies/contractors as an “easy” way to get an internship or a job, but Is this really the case? I dont really remember that well, but last year when I tried to apply there was almost nothing for raytheon and lockheed, but idk. submitted by /u/hashmapSensei [link] [comments]

December 23, 2024cscareerquestions

Daily Chat Thread – December 23, 2024 /u/CSCQMods CSCQ protests reddit

Please use this thread to chat, have casual discussions, and ask casual questions. Moderation will be light, but don’t be a jerk.

This thread is posted every day at midnight PST. Previous Daily Chat Threads can be found here.

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r/cscareerquestions Please use this thread to chat, have casual discussions, and ask casual questions. Moderation will be light, but don’t be a jerk. This thread is posted every day at midnight PST. Previous Daily Chat Threads can be found here. submitted by /u/CSCQMods [link] [comments]

Please use this thread to chat, have casual discussions, and ask casual questions. Moderation will be light, but don’t be a jerk.

This thread is posted every day at midnight PST. Previous Daily Chat Threads can be found here.

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[link] [comments] Please use this thread to chat, have casual discussions, and ask casual questions. Moderation will be light, but don’t be a jerk. This thread is posted every day at midnight PST. Previous Daily Chat Threads can be found here. submitted by /u/CSCQMods [link] [comments]

December 23, 2024cscareerquestions

Interview Discussion – December 23, 2024 /u/CSCQMods CSCQ protests reddit

Please use this thread to have discussions about interviews, interviewing, and interview prep. Posts focusing solely on interviews created outside of this thread will probably be removed.

Abide by the rules, don’t be a jerk.

This thread is posted each Monday and Thursday at midnight PST. Previous Interview Discussion threads can be found here.

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r/cscareerquestions Please use this thread to have discussions about interviews, interviewing, and interview prep. Posts focusing solely on interviews created outside of this thread will probably be removed. Abide by the rules, don’t be a jerk. This thread is posted each Monday and Thursday at midnight PST. Previous Interview Discussion threads can be found here. submitted by /u/CSCQMods [link] [comments]

Please use this thread to have discussions about interviews, interviewing, and interview prep. Posts focusing solely on interviews created outside of this thread will probably be removed.

Abide by the rules, don’t be a jerk.

This thread is posted each Monday and Thursday at midnight PST. Previous Interview Discussion threads can be found here.

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[link] [comments] Please use this thread to have discussions about interviews, interviewing, and interview prep. Posts focusing solely on interviews created outside of this thread will probably be removed. Abide by the rules, don’t be a jerk. This thread is posted each Monday and Thursday at midnight PST. Previous Interview Discussion threads can be found here. submitted by /u/CSCQMods [link] [comments]

December 23, 2024cscareerquestions

How common is it to get a CS masters? Does it make a difference? /u/EastCommunication689 CSCQ protests reddit

Conventional wisdom is that getting a masters in CS is pointless: it’s better to just get industry experience.

But, amongst those of us who have industry experience: does getting a masters help your job prospects?

Also are a ton of people getting their masters? It seems like everyone and their mom is doing Georgia Tech’s online program. Is the market saturated at the CS masters level?

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r/cscareerquestions Conventional wisdom is that getting a masters in CS is pointless: it’s better to just get industry experience. But, amongst those of us who have industry experience: does getting a masters help your job prospects? Also are a ton of people getting their masters? It seems like everyone and their mom is doing Georgia Tech’s online program. Is the market saturated at the CS masters level? submitted by /u/EastCommunication689 [link] [comments]

Conventional wisdom is that getting a masters in CS is pointless: it’s better to just get industry experience.

But, amongst those of us who have industry experience: does getting a masters help your job prospects?

Also are a ton of people getting their masters? It seems like everyone and their mom is doing Georgia Tech’s online program. Is the market saturated at the CS masters level?

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[link] [comments] Conventional wisdom is that getting a masters in CS is pointless: it’s better to just get industry experience. But, amongst those of us who have industry experience: does getting a masters help your job prospects? Also are a ton of people getting their masters? It seems like everyone and their mom is doing Georgia Tech’s online program. Is the market saturated at the CS masters level? submitted by /u/EastCommunication689 [link] [comments]

December 23, 2024cscareerquestions

Time to find a new career path? /u/LordesTruth CSCQ protests reddit

1177 candidates applied

on a Testing role I applied to via seek… is it even worth it anymore lol

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r/cscareerquestions 1177 candidates applied on a Testing role I applied to via seek… is it even worth it anymore lol submitted by /u/LordesTruth [link] [comments]

1177 candidates applied

on a Testing role I applied to via seek… is it even worth it anymore lol

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[link] [comments] 1177 candidates applied on a Testing role I applied to via seek… is it even worth it anymore lol submitted by /u/LordesTruth [link] [comments]

December 23, 2024cscareerquestions

Looking for feedback from those who have done a part-time masters while still employed /u/ikarusfive CSCQ protests reddit

Background – 8 years YOE in software after completing my undergrad in comp sci, happy with my job and I don’t plan to quit or find work elsewhere.

I’m considering going back to get a part-time masters in computer science or similar, and wanted some feedback from anyone in the field that has done the same (key: while still employed). Funding is not too much of a concern as costs are low and I can try getting some scholarships, and my primary reason for pursuing a masters would be just personal growth – any bonus pay or career growth would be a secondary concern. Academically, my grades in the last 2 years of my undergrad were ~75-80% so I am on the cusp of most requirements but I’m hoping I can offset this with my work experience and networking.

Has anyone done this and can comment whether its a good idea? Was the course load too much? Did it interfere with work-life balance in an unhealthy way?Would you recommend it? I don’t really have a large list of questions but just looking for other’s opinions. DMs are open as well.

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r/cscareerquestions Background – 8 years YOE in software after completing my undergrad in comp sci, happy with my job and I don’t plan to quit or find work elsewhere. I’m considering going back to get a part-time masters in computer science or similar, and wanted some feedback from anyone in the field that has done the same (key: while still employed). Funding is not too much of a concern as costs are low and I can try getting some scholarships, and my primary reason for pursuing a masters would be just personal growth – any bonus pay or career growth would be a secondary concern. Academically, my grades in the last 2 years of my undergrad were ~75-80% so I am on the cusp of most requirements but I’m hoping I can offset this with my work experience and networking. Has anyone done this and can comment whether its a good idea? Was the course load too much? Did it interfere with work-life balance in an unhealthy way?Would you recommend it? I don’t really have a large list of questions but just looking for other’s opinions. DMs are open as well. submitted by /u/ikarusfive [link] [comments]

Background – 8 years YOE in software after completing my undergrad in comp sci, happy with my job and I don’t plan to quit or find work elsewhere.

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[link] [comments] Background – 8 years YOE in software after completing my undergrad in comp sci, happy with my job and I don’t plan to quit or find work elsewhere. I’m considering going back to get a part-time masters in computer science or similar, and wanted some feedback from anyone in the field that has done the same (key: while still employed). Funding is not too much of a concern as costs are low and I can try getting some scholarships, and my primary reason for pursuing a masters would be just personal growth – any bonus pay or career growth would be a secondary concern. Academically, my grades in the last 2 years of my undergrad were ~75-80% so I am on the cusp of most requirements but I’m hoping I can offset this with my work experience and networking. Has anyone done this and can comment whether its a good idea? Was the course load too much? Did it interfere with work-life balance in an unhealthy way?Would you recommend it? I don’t really have a large list of questions but just looking for other’s opinions. DMs are open as well. submitted by /u/ikarusfive [link] [comments]