I've got the closest thing to a software engineering job I've ever had and it's similarly miserable. I have a coworker who I really like and mostly the rest are like you describe.
I can't wait to get out of this role and back to having a more normal job. Nowhere near you, but I've worked a bunch of places in the US and none have been like this
Bro I have my first "big company" job after working smaller places for over a decade. This feels so real. I'm dying.
Oakes, 37, formed a new company Hitech Global Holdings Ltd on March 11 2022 to take control of the shares, which came from Mazepin’s Cyprus-based investment company Bergton Management Ltd.
The new company was formed just three days after Mazepin and his son were sanctioned by both the UK government and the European Union, prompting questions in Parliament.
Absolutely. Didn't agree with it, knew he didn't have a long tenure left. Fuck it, just leave.
Wonder where Ollie ends up
I moved from the US to Europe and I keep joking that the largest QoL upgrade has been my unbelievably dumb microwave. It has a power knob, a timer knob that is spring wound, and when it hits 0 it physically hits a bell like an older toaster.
I fucking love it. It was like 20€
We should. One of them is a terrorist who we shouldn't glorify and the other is an innocent man who we should glorify.
I don't even wanna see the terrorists name.
US ex pat (during Biden's term) in the EU, also engineer
There's lots of jobs in English in lots of countries. A larger company has a much better chance of bringing you over. I would try applying for stuff as you see fit and go in with an open mind. It's been tough but very very rewarding for us so far.
FEIE is like $125k usd
Looks like light, small toolkit, stem height adjustment
Seriously. Dude is so young and so new and already showing how impressive he can be
He really might be going somewhere
I'm still so deep in Blue Prince, hopefully maybe finishing it this weekend?
Gotta clear the schedule for some DOOM next week