I have my associates in CS but don't really know what to do with it, anyone have any input? Im not even really sure what to be looking for on Indeed other than searching 'computer science' but I don't really feel qualified for much of anything.
Preferably something I can do remote, ive been working remote for 5 years and dont really wanna make the switch to an in person job

What sort of specific field are you trying to get into, if any? Definitely create a LinkedIn if you haven’t yet, five years of work experience is definitely valuable

The long term goal is data science but I'm just looking for anything relevant in the meantime. My job is kind of bs & not really related is 5 years of that still valuable either way?

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True, what sort of job? My advice to people wanting to branch out is to see if your company has some sort of stats/data a***ysis department and start there. What about data science in particular appeals to you?

me to my programming team members

I'm thinking about doing a course for UI / UX design should I also gain some skills in front end web development?

I know nobody cares but landed my first SWE job as a Backend Engineer

nice fam, hope it goes great

yes

I’m self taught and started in Late January this year and although Reddit gonna Reddit, reading all the people who complain on there even for entertainment can be demoralizing

Self taught Damn this inspiring af

starting my journey with python today, always wanted to learn

W.

Lets gooooo

can’t stress how horrible all these coding tests are to get into some of these grad schemes

Got part 2 of that operating systems project, wish me luck 😬

Anyone wanna take a crack at my OS homework. It's a MLFQ scheduler

dude im in an operating systems class rn, this has to be the hardest class ive ever taken idk if its cause its being taught all through zoom or what but this s*** is so difficult

I've been a little MIA due to work and other things. Thinking about starting with some database or web dev papers. Any thoughts?

Also, great full stack course: fullstackopen.com/en

definitely down to look at some web dev papers, just recently getting back into web development myself

got a second semester module on this s*** so this could help prep

I’m more on theory side than this but would def be interested in reading and chatting about it