Career going crayz rn

Cool what is your role? Do you work at gs?

My school has a coop program so I’m in the middle of interviews to start in Jan/feb and work through July/august

Hiring freeze doesn’t seem like an issue for swe I’ve been seeing plenty of summer internships posted recently, might apply to some but I’d rather do a coop

yeah i'm not trying to do any kind of a***yst work or push paperwork at this stage, and a lot of the cool cyber work requires years of experience so gotta wait it out.

Yes. Are you still listed as open for work?

Financial Advisor in SATX.

No not at gs, a different firm, didnt rly want to drop it here

Yeah we start intern hunting in jan so u have time to hear back from ur coops first i think

Im a software engineer, full stack. Our team handles several investor facing applications/web sites
We r react and c#
Terraform for our aws infra

If u end up interested in applying i can tell u more abt our program over messages

Ria or bd

Year 4 of a Chemistry degree. Don't have a clue

Use a B/D. $550M AUM.

😜

I wanna try working at a RIA

Fair. We’re a franchise so we have a lot more freedom than most.

Ah okay

Granted I’m not an “advisor” yet. I’m more of a support role with no commissions. Pretty annoying role

Did that for 9 months and stepped into an advisor role. Are you licensed?

S7
S66
Health and life
AAMS

Yup. I don’t see the opp coming where I am I just wanna try out RIA even as an associate

followed u feel free to dm id love to learn more idrk much about software development, i switched to cs this year so ive learned a lot about coding but idk how things work in the real world, hoping i get a coop this spring so i can get some actual experience

youll have a better idea once u get a job, and im guessing youll be able to do pretty much anything if u have a chem degree

have u done any internships?

i wanna work at a record label so f***ing bad

Started work in the Utilities sector

Been on the railroad about a year now, I’m an electrician. Work is pretty easy. A lot of inspections and PM’s. Only sucky part is being the low man in terms of seniority, sometimes I have to fill in on every shift, but it’s rare. I just recently got my locomotive engineering license so I can move trains and test drive em after repairs.

One days I’ll look into moving into management once I get some years under my belt.

Where my blue collar Trade family at 💪🏼💯

ngl

Been a software engineer for 3 years now. I just need two more industry experience years (total of 5 years) and I can become a university teacher in Ontario, Canada

That’s awesome man

Ya the 5 years industry experience is a loophole per se where you can skip teachers college and even having a degree and u can just do the tests to become a certified teacher for ur industry. I plan on teaching programming in college.

I have three diplomas though, one from bootcamp, one from private college, and one from certified college (the harder one). The harder one I could of done a transfer to do 2 years uni to get a degree but f*** that.

Unfollow the ktt user obviously