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Topic	What is your job, do you like it, and how much do you make?
sutree 11/30/21 9:24:23 PM #13:	Chesh posted... Most places will want a degree in computer science / IT / MIS / whatever else, but if that is not possible, I'd say to start learning programming via codecademy.com or any other free resources to see if you like it / are a good fit, then move up to figuring out what type of programming you'd like (web programming, devops, backend, database dev, etc.) and then if you're really good, try doing leetcode so that you can do well in technical interviews. It is a hard path without a degree though. I've heard of coding bootcamps working as well if you want to try those Thanks @Chesh, really appreciated. I will start using free internet resources to see if really have interest in the field, but yeah I highly doubt I would have the discipline to become a competent programmer without the structure of college. Facing getting another degree when I'm nearly 30 already is a tough pill to swallow. --- It's just that bird law in this country-- it's not governed by reason <cite>sutree posted [p:960506662] in What is yo... [t:79784960]...</cite> <quote>Chesh posted... </cite> <quote>Most places will want a degree in computer science / IT / MIS / whatever else, but if that is not possible, I'd say to start learning programming via codecademy.com or any other free resources to see if you like it / are a good fit, then move up to figuring out what type of programming you'd like (web programming, devops, backend, database dev, etc.) and then if you're really good, try doing leetcode so that you can do well in technical interviews. It is a hard path without a degree though. I've heard of coding bootcamps working as well if you want to try those</quote>Thanks @Chesh, really appreciated. I will start using free internet resources to see if really have interest in the field, but yeah I highly doubt I would have the discipline to become a competent programmer without the structure of college. Facing getting another degree when I'm nearly 30 already is a tough pill to swallow. --- It's just that bird law in this country-- it's not governed by reason</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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