Alright, my mind is officially blown. I am amazed at some of the people and their skills/knowledge on blind.
I have one more summer and then 1 year left in my information systems masters degree, trying to get internship offer, (failing btw), and then I see people who have like crazy pay and stock options only a couple years older than me(I'm almost 27), and I work a job at $44k salary. But people are pumping out over triple of that with a couple years of experience after school or even starting?! Am I missing something?
I mean I got a 2$ raise this year, so I'm grateful for that, but how do I skyrocket like everyone else?
"Give me the power, of man's red flower, so I can be like you"
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Count yourself lucky that you have access to all this info, Ball is now in your court. Just remember that there is a lot more to life/happiness than money/career.
Is there a proper way to learn right? Because, to be honest, I don't think I can breeze past 60% of the problems. Maybe I just gotta work through them bit by bit?
@star that's great! Sounds like you're happy to have made the change :)
Just practice through more example questions, whether in or outside of interviews. Personally I prefer social practicing - it's more fun and better motivation for me.
And yeah! I'm really happy to have switched career paths. I love coding and I think the amount of responsibility is just right (too much responsibility in health stuff).
Also maxing 401k/Backdoor Roth + some ESPP though so take home is extra tight.