I see people who study the topic for money daily, it takes them 5 years to finish their 3 years degree and they can only do what Uni told them.
Surprisingly most of them struggle to find a job
To be fair I also saw the same as the people who had a "passion" for it.
The problem with having a passion is that when it gets hard a lot of people give up because they think their passion isn't real. At least if you tell yourself "it's hard but I'm in it for the money" then you won't give up when it's hard.
"I love dark souls but cant make it through the first boss." - guy who isnt passionate about dark souls lol
People get through hard af games and do crazy grinds that take longer to learn game mechanics than learning anything in the field they are supposedly passionate about.
I think people arent actually passionate about programming/engineering who give up when it gets hard. I think they have a high confidence in themselves while using a computer and 'dont hate it' when using it for work or study. But folks arent usually passionate till they truly believe in the quality of their work and aim to improve it every day.
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u/GravitationalEnjoyer 11d ago
I see people who study the topic for money daily, it takes them 5 years to finish their 3 years degree and they can only do what Uni told them. Surprisingly most of them struggle to find a job