How does /prog/ rate the following career options:
System Administrator
Database Administrator
Web Developer Enterprise Software Developer
System Software Developer
Game Developer
Toilet Scrubber
NEET
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Anonymous2013-08-14 14:27
System Administrator: fine
Database Administrator: LEL
Web Developer: Read above
Enterprise Software Developer: Only if you're utterly depressed and want a legitimate reason to kill yourself
System Software Developer: no opinion
Game Developer: /b/tards who think you can program without taking some courses on math
Toilet Scrubber: Infinitely better than any of the jobs above
NEET: perfect unless you live in Russia (poor Nikita)
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Anonymous2013-08-14 14:27
Toilet scrubbing is a prestigious job.
Out of everyone else in this list, you are the only one capable of automating a method to clean the ceiling from the unheard horrors of "ceiling shit". How dare you dishonor these courageous heroes! They deserve a trophy for the shit they deal with! IT administrators have a ego the size of the planet but lack the intelligence and funding to produce the magical content they keep promising.
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Anonymous2013-08-14 16:05
Game Developer: /b/tards who think you can program without taking some courses on math
Doesn't game programing require shitloads of math? At least if you're doing anything 3D.
>>4
That was the point, the only people who want the job are those who think the job is about playing games.
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Anonymous2013-08-15 19:15
Also, incarceration.
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Anonymous2013-08-15 20:16
cashier
web developer
... (40 years later)
die of loneliness
Name:
Anonymous2013-08-17 8:14
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Anonymous2013-08-17 8:30
>>4
Only basic vector calculus and some numeric methods. Even /b/ can do it.
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Anonymous2013-08-17 10:27
I want to become a system administrator. I'm good at networking, tinkering with systems (and I like both), but I suck at programming and am not a fan of it.
Is it a good position to go for? I'm also a lazy cunt and my ``script automation skills'' are pretty high.
>>10
You sound like the standard sysadmin. I was going to say "ideal" sysadmin, but those rare people are always going out of their way to be helpful, instead of just automating their jobs and watching porn 6 hours a day.