I'd lobby to make political bribery illegal/actually enforced, then subsequently get assassinated mysteriously.

Yeah, pretty much the go to for my family's type of issues

It's about how I applied to an associate engineer position, made it through 3 rounds of interviews, then got rejected only to find out they hired a senior engineer with over a decade of experience at AWS. /rant

Yeah, I don't really count running mbam as learning

It doesn't even matter, Elvis fired them, slandered them on Twitter, and now he's upset that a different company hired them??? Are they supposed to just stay unemployed?

"The more things change, the more they stay the same. Boundaries shift, new players step in; but power always finds a place to rest its head." -LG Shepherd

Very true, pretty indicative of the whole industry though. I'm glad I'm already in it, especially in a good position as a software engineer, but after $1k spent in certifications, ~600 resumes sent out, and completely revamping my LinkedIn, etc. It almost feels like you really do have to have worked at FAANG as a senior engineer to even be noticed.

It's all way too gatekeepy as a whole.

/r/resume was great, as well /r/cscareeradvice, and really any career centric subs. Being able to bounce career questions off of others is an absolute gold mine of information that only serves to forward the field.

Here's a million Lemmy bucks

Inspired from the original Reddit silver, of course.