What r/cscareers is talking about this week

The Binance $6B theft this week is a perfect example of why this is the dumbest thing ever to do. The guy used his work laptop to do an assignment for a job he was interviewing for. It's bad...

ever since I was a kid i’ve always enjoyed the problem solving aspect of coding. planning things, debugging code, struggling through a problem. It was always all so enjoyable to me. I genuinely...

Here is an example:...

I'm currently an engineering major, but I am quite worried about AI. All my life I was planning on doing tech because my dad made me really interested in it but about a year before college I...

Genuine question. If someone already has 2–3 years of professional experience, wouldn't they be looking for mid-level positions rather than junior roles? I understand that companies want...

I'm a .NET backend developer with no full-time commercial experience, and I've been thinking about this question a lot lately. I've built several backend projects using ASP.NET Core, SQL...

I’m currently studying a Bachelor of IT, and having spent pretty much my entire university journey surrounded by the rapid rise of AI coding tools, I’ve started questioning how much coding I...

Especially in tech. Does the answer differ depending on the subfield of tech (hardware, low level programming, SWE, AI/ML, IT, etc)?

So I am 26 grad BE currently working as a java developer in LALA kind of company for two months and I think I am not learning, any issues come up or new implementation for all of that I am giving...

When you first graduate and start applying for jobs in like full stack development or something would an EE or aerospace degree be a disadvantage vs a CS degree even if you have projects in...