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December 19, 2024cscareerquestions

Would you take a low code job for a much higher salary? /u/sebaceous_sam CSCQ protests reddit

Current TC: ~95k, lots of C++ work, strict 40hrs/week

Offer TC: ~240k, minimal typscript, pyspark coding, mostly low code solution building, average 50-55hrs/week

Is going low code going to hinder my exit ops for swe to a significant degree? 2.5 YoE

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r/cscareerquestions Current TC: ~95k, lots of C++ work, strict 40hrs/week Offer TC: ~240k, minimal typscript, pyspark coding, mostly low code solution building, average 50-55hrs/week Is going low code going to hinder my exit ops for swe to a significant degree? 2.5 YoE submitted by /u/sebaceous_sam [link] [comments]

Current TC: ~95k, lots of C++ work, strict 40hrs/week

Offer TC: ~240k, minimal typscript, pyspark coding, mostly low code solution building, average 50-55hrs/week

Is going low code going to hinder my exit ops for swe to a significant degree? 2.5 YoE

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[link] [comments] Current TC: ~95k, lots of C++ work, strict 40hrs/week Offer TC: ~240k, minimal typscript, pyspark coding, mostly low code solution building, average 50-55hrs/week Is going low code going to hinder my exit ops for swe to a significant degree? 2.5 YoE submitted by /u/sebaceous_sam [link] [comments]

December 19, 2024cscareerquestions

SWE vs PO Track /u/Mander95 CSCQ protests reddit

Hi everyone, I have the opportunity to switch from dev to a PO at a big company (currently a dev in a startup w/ 2 YoE). I was studying both career tracks to decide if I should go for it. To preface, I have an affinity for both development and business / people, so in terms of job description and day-to-day I’m ok with both. But one of the reasons I’m interested in moving over to PO is the competition in SWE I feel is way too high, I feel with a PO role I’ll have much less competition, even though there’s less demand but so is the supply. Is this true or not? Second question is in terms of salary, in non-US countries, does PO generally earn less, the same, or more as a SWE, assuming the same stage/YoE in the career? And thirdly, are the remote work opportunity percentage the same as SWE or lower?

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r/cscareerquestions Hi everyone, I have the opportunity to switch from dev to a PO at a big company (currently a dev in a startup w/ 2 YoE). I was studying both career tracks to decide if I should go for it. To preface, I have an affinity for both development and business / people, so in terms of job description and day-to-day I’m ok with both. But one of the reasons I’m interested in moving over to PO is the competition in SWE I feel is way too high, I feel with a PO role I’ll have much less competition, even though there’s less demand but so is the supply. Is this true or not? Second question is in terms of salary, in non-US countries, does PO generally earn less, the same, or more as a SWE, assuming the same stage/YoE in the career? And thirdly, are the remote work opportunity percentage the same as SWE or lower? submitted by /u/Mander95 [link] [comments]

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[link] [comments] Hi everyone, I have the opportunity to switch from dev to a PO at a big company (currently a dev in a startup w/ 2 YoE). I was studying both career tracks to decide if I should go for it. To preface, I have an affinity for both development and business / people, so in terms of job description and day-to-day I’m ok with both. But one of the reasons I’m interested in moving over to PO is the competition in SWE I feel is way too high, I feel with a PO role I’ll have much less competition, even though there’s less demand but so is the supply. Is this true or not? Second question is in terms of salary, in non-US countries, does PO generally earn less, the same, or more as a SWE, assuming the same stage/YoE in the career? And thirdly, are the remote work opportunity percentage the same as SWE or lower? submitted by /u/Mander95 [link] [comments]

December 19, 2024cscareerquestions

How stable are meta/other big tech graduate roles /u/Interesting_Try_1799 CSCQ protests reddit

Are you likely to be laid off in < 5 years? big tech seems quite unstable

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r/cscareerquestions Are you likely to be laid off in < 5 years? big tech seems quite unstable submitted by /u/Interesting_Try_1799 [link] [comments]

Are you likely to be laid off in < 5 years? big tech seems quite unstable

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December 19, 2024cscareerquestions

Who wants to make something? /u/ObadiahTheEmperor CSCQ protests reddit

Given the current times, innovation might be the way out. Who’s on board. Solo projects have no teamwork anyway.

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r/cscareerquestions Given the current times, innovation might be the way out. Who’s on board. Solo projects have no teamwork anyway. submitted by /u/ObadiahTheEmperor [link] [comments]

Given the current times, innovation might be the way out. Who’s on board. Solo projects have no teamwork anyway.

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December 19, 2024cscareerquestions

What are some realistic pathways out of Software Engineering? /u/LordesTruth CSCQ protests reddit

I have a BCS majoring in Software Engineering, 1 year work experience as a tester and .5 years as a software engineer. I don’t think I have the same passion I had for programming 10 years ago and would much prefer it as a hobby, and I’m not much into testing (it just sort of worked out like that).

I’ve been looking to move sideways in my career, and have looked into Business Analyst, Project Coordinator, Product Manager, Networking (CCNA?) – I’m willing to do courses, but I’m afraid of not being employable because I don’t have a Bachelors Degree in business for example.

What are some realistic career pathways I can go into without feeling like my degree has gone to waste?

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r/cscareerquestions I have a BCS majoring in Software Engineering, 1 year work experience as a tester and .5 years as a software engineer. I don’t think I have the same passion I had for programming 10 years ago and would much prefer it as a hobby, and I’m not much into testing (it just sort of worked out like that). I’ve been looking to move sideways in my career, and have looked into Business Analyst, Project Coordinator, Product Manager, Networking (CCNA?) – I’m willing to do courses, but I’m afraid of not being employable because I don’t have a Bachelors Degree in business for example. What are some realistic career pathways I can go into without feeling like my degree has gone to waste? submitted by /u/LordesTruth [link] [comments]

What are some realistic career pathways I can go into without feeling like my degree has gone to waste?

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[link] [comments] I have a BCS majoring in Software Engineering, 1 year work experience as a tester and .5 years as a software engineer. I don’t think I have the same passion I had for programming 10 years ago and would much prefer it as a hobby, and I’m not much into testing (it just sort of worked out like that). I’ve been looking to move sideways in my career, and have looked into Business Analyst, Project Coordinator, Product Manager, Networking (CCNA?) – I’m willing to do courses, but I’m afraid of not being employable because I don’t have a Bachelors Degree in business for example. What are some realistic career pathways I can go into without feeling like my degree has gone to waste? submitted by /u/LordesTruth [link] [comments]

December 19, 2024cscareerquestions

Daily Chat Thread – December 19, 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]

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

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December 19, 2024cscareerquestions

Interview Discussion – December 19, 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.

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December 19, 2024cscareerquestions

What to charge a company? /u/elias00a CSCQ protests reddit

I have to start of saying sorry if this kind of question is not allowed.

I am working at a small job in the industry branch. I graduated from web programming university earlier this year so I am a junior web-programer.

We are around 10-20 workers and I have been asked to implement a web-system for them during my spare time.

The system includes user/login system.
CRUD on orders, three specific packets which each order is made of.
An overview over their whole stock and where each item exists.
Keeping logs and show them for specific users.
Be able to download each order as a .pdf.
Using websockets for showing updates without refreshing site for other users.

Might have missed something, but mostly this.

What should I charge a company for this kind of a system? I was thinking of monthly payment but do not know what is best (lump or monthly).

I will keep and pay the domain, hosting and database. And if they want edits/updates etc. I will be doing them.

This is in Sweden in a smaller city if it matters.

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r/cscareerquestions I have to start of saying sorry if this kind of question is not allowed. I am working at a small job in the industry branch. I graduated from web programming university earlier this year so I am a junior web-programer. We are around 10-20 workers and I have been asked to implement a web-system for them during my spare time. The system includes user/login system. CRUD on orders, three specific packets which each order is made of. An overview over their whole stock and where each item exists. Keeping logs and show them for specific users. Be able to download each order as a .pdf. Using websockets for showing updates without refreshing site for other users. Might have missed something, but mostly this. What should I charge a company for this kind of a system? I was thinking of monthly payment but do not know what is best (lump or monthly). I will keep and pay the domain, hosting and database. And if they want edits/updates etc. I will be doing them. This is in Sweden in a smaller city if it matters. submitted by /u/elias00a [link] [comments]

I have to start of saying sorry if this kind of question is not allowed.

I am working at a small job in the industry branch. I graduated from web programming university earlier this year so I am a junior web-programer.

We are around 10-20 workers and I have been asked to implement a web-system for them during my spare time.

The system includes user/login system.
CRUD on orders, three specific packets which each order is made of.
An overview over their whole stock and where each item exists.
Keeping logs and show them for specific users.
Be able to download each order as a .pdf.
Using websockets for showing updates without refreshing site for other users.

Might have missed something, but mostly this.

What should I charge a company for this kind of a system? I was thinking of monthly payment but do not know what is best (lump or monthly).

I will keep and pay the domain, hosting and database. And if they want edits/updates etc. I will be doing them.

This is in Sweden in a smaller city if it matters.

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[link] [comments] I have to start of saying sorry if this kind of question is not allowed. I am working at a small job in the industry branch. I graduated from web programming university earlier this year so I am a junior web-programer. We are around 10-20 workers and I have been asked to implement a web-system for them during my spare time. The system includes user/login system. CRUD on orders, three specific packets which each order is made of. An overview over their whole stock and where each item exists. Keeping logs and show them for specific users. Be able to download each order as a .pdf. Using websockets for showing updates without refreshing site for other users. Might have missed something, but mostly this. What should I charge a company for this kind of a system? I was thinking of monthly payment but do not know what is best (lump or monthly). I will keep and pay the domain, hosting and database. And if they want edits/updates etc. I will be doing them. This is in Sweden in a smaller city if it matters. submitted by /u/elias00a [link] [comments]