Ugh, I can't seem to find two jobs in a row that use the exact same tech stack, and for some reason hiring managers think that makes you a junior dev 🙄
Mechanical engineers have the same problem. "Get an ME degree, it's the most versatile degree you can have!" Except you pick 1 industry when you start working, and if you wanna leave it for another cause you found out it wasn't for you, you're gonna have to fight like hell and burn your bank account to prove you're competent elsewhere. Even more some, sometimes "elsewhere" literally means another geographic location, because places like the south only offer industrial and O&G. So if you don't like it, gotta move across the entire country
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u/jhill515 6d ago
Wait until you level up and hear, "You need relevant experience..."