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How working for Big Tech lost 'dream job' status
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As someone who has worked in fast food, warehouses, and woodworking: I know how privileged I am to be a software developer.
Ive seen kids right out of college get hired and make more than I did, despite my having 20+ more years of experience … just because I’m self taught with no college. And then they bitch about how bad the job is.
Insane.
There's also the little detail that I'm not a dev. But let the guy have his moment I guess.