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[Anonymous No.14805662]

How hard is it to learn coding and get a job in tech or a startup?

I’m a brainlet who sucks at math.

[Anonymous No.14805684]

>>14805662
>I’m a brainlet who sucks at math
You'll probably hired right away then. All the dumb pajeets and diversity hires are terrible at math.

[Anonymous No.14805777]

>>14805684
I’m a white male though, so my chances are probably bad. Do you work in tech? Are there lots of white males or is it mostly pajeets and Chinese?

[Anonymous No.14805863]

Haha

[Anonymous No.14805877]

>>14805662
Go to free code camp dot org. Do every project there and get your certification.
Boom I guarantee you’ll get a startup gig if you use those projects as your portfolio.

[Anonymous No.14806541]

>>14805662
I unironically attended a 15K coding camp; after I finished it I realized that I hated coding lol.

[Anonymous No.14806647]

>>14806541
Do you code now for a living?

[Anonymous No.14806803]

>>14806647
nope. I could get a job as a coder but I realized that it would just be torture seeing as how I have no interest in coding. Going into the bootcamp I had a moderate interest in coding and had some minor experience in it (udemy courses), but once I was in an actual coding environment and got a real taste of it I decided that it wasnt really for me. Im just considering the 15K I spent for tuition as an expensive lesson. That being said, worst comes to worst I could polish up my skills, suck it up and get a job coding but I would rather not unless I have to

[Anonymous No.14806822]

>>14805662
23 yo college drop out. I've been working for two years as a SWE and I make 80k/yr writing meme C# enterprise code.
Just grind some leetcode and go apply at a small company. Make yourself irreplaceable and boom you'll be getting a lot of money.