I never used the two additional rewards from the $10 tier anyway.

dude most guys in IT don't have a degree

let alone math

well maybe not most - probably 20-30%

if you have good personal projects, employers will show interest

You don't need to program professionally.

i got a job as a database administrator with only 2 projects

the best skill to learn is lying and leadership/socializing

i dont have a cs degree

then you're good at everything

i studied chemistry for 2 years then dropped out

true hel

otherwise you just work for others

I can agree with that Hel.

Or if you aren't an idiot

managing upwards is a powerful af skill

Lucky me, I'm an idiot

Competent employers look for people that can think and problem solve hence the classic tests are pointless

What is managing upwards?

managing the perception of people you work under

Making em realise just how much you do

Common when your manager is a ba and has no fucking experience In whatever field you are in

Like a female forman on construction site for instance

Huh.

Define BA.

Bachelor of Arts?

Um fuck it translates to bussiness degree

Or badass

Ba communication

Or bussiness management

Shit like that

I have a disdain for bureaucracy in general

People have no idea what a job entails thus they can't appreciate it, they overvalue useless employees and undervalue useful ones cause they seem to never be finished

Yup I agree

Being a part of human resources has more prestige than being the Joe in the field who does the work but from what I've seen, HR is a sewing circle full of gossip

My goal is to join the illuminati

Yup

Women fuck the workplace up and make it a even shittier enviorment

Try getting one of them to find your lost W2 form

;-;

Just realized I could use my phone for this