ofc you are
When I took my first programming job, I lied my ass off
I said I could do shit I really couldn't
and I was up all night on google reading tutorials, and trying different things
and I basically probably maid like $2 and hour at the end of that project
If your boss tells you he wants something done in 8 hours when it usually takes 10 hours. Hes doing that on purpose.
did you spend 90% of ur time on tech support tho?
and answering other people's emails
But I learned a lot, and made like the worst auotmatic archiving system the world has ever seen.
He doesnt want you bullshitting
But I got the money, and I got the experience
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i got an email last week asking how to insert a column in excel
Dude, google that shit
write up a tutorial, make a screencast and send it to them
Some bosses also never take accountibility when theyre wrong. They rather stay wrong and in charge, then be right and take the backsest for 2 seconds.
even at a senior dev position, all the secretaries are like How do you do X.
and it's always excell.
Im daddy yo
Smugglin nukes n alcohol
Literally I had my boss come in, ask me to go down to the welcome desk and help the secretary with a tech problem. She didn't know how to copy and paste.
Gold chain
For ima geeeeeeee
Now heres the thing.
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If you feel youre undervalued, thats understandable
Think of whatbwould happened if you called out for 3 days straight
Programming= staying up all night until u figure out how it works
And its always something minor shit
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fun
You can literally lose an hour because of a comma or parenthesis...
or semi-colon
Ive done that today
"Lose an hour" I've lost multiple days to such mistakes
lol, true.
I do PLCs and controller, and usually the compiler tells me if theres a semicolon or somthin missin
But sometimes the error is just blank
You can lose an hour because congress decides to conserve "daylight"
