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I left my job two months ago. Why? Because of the following reasons: The work was menial. The pay was horrible. The blame was most. We were the frontliners in the IT war without much power in our ...
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Started a new job in a company as a machine learning platform engineer, focused on putting several machine learning models on production (taking them from some proof of concept prototypes to scaled up,...
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I'm sure we're all familiar with a certain kind of software engineer who, when asked to complete a task, Googles for a solution and takes what they find. When they inevitably get stuck and come to you ...
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For context: I work as a medior (mid-level) full stack developer in a semi large company. In the netherlands. The last 2 years I have been having almost the same conversation at my yearly review: &...
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I'm 36, and I was recently diagnosed with both Autism and ADHD (AuDHD). One of my traits is delayed processing of negative social interactions. For example, if someone subtly insults me, the incident ...
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I am a software developer. On my linkedin page, I have my most recent experience as being the founder of a "Stealth" startup. On my resume, I briefly describe a "passion project" ...
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About a month and a half ago, I interviewed with Company X for a position as an Engineering Manager. After a typical gauntlet of interviews, I was told that while I performed extremely well, they ...
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I'm working with a team of software and devops engineers, and the team has recently been shuffled due to layoffs. Our technical lead, "Alice" (not her real name, of course), who works a lot ...
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I’ve had the misfortune of an engineering colleague on my team (the most senior one) being not product oriented. Despite it being a startup and a small team that hasn’t yet achieved profitability, he ...
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I previously have had an experience where my performance as an engineer was evaluated by a non-engineer (forgive the ferocity of the post, I'm still mad) I'm finding that it is remarkably common for ...
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I am somewhat a newbie with 2 years of experience in Java backend developing and I want to hone my skills in backend Java developing. But now my manager and team is asking to work on automation web ...
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It's been almost a year since I landed my first job as a developer. During this time the things I have done are: solved minor bugs, solved major bugs, implemented a new feature into a product. But I ...
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My background is in engineering (EE) and testing, and I'm trying to get into software engineering / development. I'm mostly self-taught, and I'm not sure if I'm going in the right direction with this ...
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I am a self-supporting individual whose education is earned through schooling while working. Back in the 90s I entered the STEM job market with an AAS degree in Digital Electronics. I worked in the ...
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I work at my company's IT helpdesk, was just rejected from an internal position (entry level C# dev) because I do not have, according to them "hard skills" But, I have already worked pretty ...
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