Hella bored at work

[Akhi]

Daily reminder that if you have a good degree you dont have to wageslave nearly as hard as average people

im an IT-sysadmin and nobody else here could do my job cuz lacking IQ, in reality i have nothing to do most of the time and just rot on disc or this god forsaken forum

meanwhile my colleagues need to do hard physical labour for 8 hours but still earn less

 

[Lefty Rankin]

Is that guy you always suck off in the bathroom stall not there today or something?

 

[romanstock]

Cum with me tonight we can make the night last forever.

 

[Akhi]

Is that guy you always suck off in the bathroom stall not there today or something?

no but i already busted a nut in the company toilet today

 

[Akhi]

 

[Akhi]

bump

@anthony111553 @Jason Voorhees

 

[Neucher]

Daily reminder that if you have a good degree you dont have to wageslave nearly as hard as average people

im an IT-sysadmin and nobody else here could do my job cuz lacking IQ, in reality i have nothing to do most of the time and just rot on disc or this god forsaken forum

meanwhile my colleagues need to do hard physical labour for 8 hours but still earn less

 

[Luquier]

Mogs hard

 

[Jason Voorhees]

bump

@anthony111553 @Jason Voorhees

Same I'm in devops. Literally work like 2 hours everyday while finance bros are busy doing 80 hours a week

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Mogs hard

Most IT jobs are exactly like this. The idea of an engineer being. A guy in a dark room with dual monitors.Writing Python/JavaScript code. debugging until 3 AM, living off Red Bull or instant coffee is cope. People literally work just a few hours at max in IT jobs and LDAR the rest of the time

 

[Luquier]

Most IT jobs are exactly like this. The idea of an engineer being. A guy in a dark room with dual monitors.Writing Python/JavaScript code. debugging until 3 AM, living off Red Bull or instant coffee is cope. People literally work just a few hours at max in IT jobs and LDAR the rest of the time

Must have required crazy studycelling tho IQmogs me

 

[Akhi]

Must have required crazy studycelling tho IQmogs me

i mean i studied something pretty unrelated but they still took me as a lateral recruit

 

[Luquier]

i mean i studied something pretty unrelated but they still took me as a lateral recruit

What did U study

 

[Akhi]

What did U study

economics & law

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Must have required crazy studycelling tho IQmogs me

most of the stuff I learnt in my CS degree I don't even put them to use. CS degrees are mostly there to follow a structured path to learn and understand give you a high level overview om all the concepts in Computers. If you specifically want to study to become a coder, embedded systems engineer or sysadmin like OP and only do things specific to one IT role you can complete the entire syllabus in just a few months. This is one of the reasons I think CS degree isn't too important to become a great coder. I've known people who never went to uni but are still great coders but a CS degree helps for sure.

 

[Akhi]

most of the stuff I learnt in my CS degree I don't even put them to use. CS degrees are mostly there to follow a structured path to learn and understand give you a high level overview om all the concepts in Computers. If you specifically want to study to become a coder, embedded systems engineer or sysadmin like OP and only do things specific to one IT role you can complete the entire syllabus in just a few months. This is one of the reasons I think CS degree isn't too important to become a great coder. I've known people who never went to uni but are still great coders but a CS degree helps for sure.

i dont do any coding at all

 

[Jason Voorhees]

i dont do any coding at all

I know I'm just saying that for example

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Most IT jobs are exactly like this. The idea of an engineer being. A guy in a dark room with dual monitors.Writing Python/JavaScript code. debugging until 3 AM, living off Red Bull or instant coffee is cope. People literally work just a few hours at max in IT jobs and LDAR the rest of the time

Same I'm in devops. Literally work like 2 hours everyday while finance bros are busy doing 80 hours a week

@jeoyw9192 tagging since you asked how I'm able to rot on the forum

 

[Lefty Rankin]

no but i already busted a nut in the company toilet today

I won't egg you on.

 

[Akhi]

I won't egg you on.

why

 

[Lefty Rankin]

why

Masturbation is not what you should aspire to.

 

[Sprinkles]

Most IT jobs are exactly like this. The idea of an engineer being. A guy in a dark room with dual monitors.Writing Python/JavaScript code. debugging until 3 AM, living off Red Bull or instant coffee is cope. People literally work just a few hours at max in IT jobs and LDAR the rest of the time

how do they remember what to do if shit hits the fan?

like the pros of working a lot are the reinforcement of the shit you learned due to constant repetition

 

[Jason Voorhees]

how do they remember what to do if shit hits the fan?

like the pros of working a lot are the reinforcement of the shit you learned due to constant repetition

in IT jobs it's not really repetitive like that A lot of the work is problem-solving on the spot, so you can't just rely on muscle memory-you've got to adapt every time something new breaks which can be both a pro or a con. It is one of the reasons IT unlike a finance role is interesting but it also can get frustrating sometimes

 

[Akhi]

in IT jobs it's not really repetitive like that A lot of the work is problem-solving on the spot, so you can't just rely on muscle memory-you've got to adapt every time something new breaks which can be both a pro or a con. It is one of the reasons IT unlike a finance role is interesting but it also can get frustrating sometimes

yea exactly this

how do they remember what to do if shit hits the fan?

like the pros of working a lot are the reinforcement of the shit you learned due to constant repetition

the skill u learn is problem solving itself, how to research, what to research etc.

combined with tech savvyness u get from using IT related devices a lot

 

[Jason Voorhees]

in IT jobs it's not really repetitive like that A lot of the work is problem-solving on the spot, so you can't just rely on muscle memory-you've got to adapt every time something new breaks which can be both a pro or a con. It is one of the reasons IT unlike a finance role is interesting but it also can get frustrating sometimes

@Chadeep

 

[PSL Center]

Daily reminder that if you have a good degree you dont have to wageslave nearly as hard as average people

im an IT-sysadmin and nobody else here could do my job cuz lacking IQ, in reality i have nothing to do most of the time and just rot on disc or this god forsaken forum

meanwhile my colleagues need to do hard physical labour for 8 hours but still earn less

I suppose I am the caveat to your belief as I am in college no degree rn and basically do what you do

 

[Akhi]

I suppose I am the caveat to your belief as I am in college no degree rn and basically do what you do

u made it then