10 years down the road, who are you and what are you doing?

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Hi community, first post! ✌️😬So the situation is, you get to have a conversation with yourself in 10 years. Curious what you guys (and girls) would ask yourself.Me? I'd like to know if switching from swe -&gt; PM was the right move or if I should have stayed in engineering. I'm having fun now, especially doing discovery work, but with all the boom and bust I'm witnessing, starting to think swe's have more resilient career paths and more options.Thoughts?

Gobertam · Accepted Answer

I would ask myself if I the major I chose was actually helpful in my career. Struggling right now between math, cs, and electrical. I’d like to work for nvidia after graduation. What major would be best?

JulesH · Answer

What’s it like being a female developer? Are the tech bros really as bad as I hear? Also, do you keep in touch with your college friends?I’m a sophomore pursuing a cs degree and up until this point, I haven’t had any weird experiences with guys in my major. I have a solid group of male and female study buddies. My hope is that we stick together and make it out alive! 😅

donottres · Answer

How did you become a leader in product development? What would have done differently when you were in my shoes?

Questionables · Answer

I would argue that swe do in fact have more career options, the main issue though is that many don’t want to “settle”. TC os obviously very important motivation and when skills are in demand, swe tend to wait for the best opportunity versus any opportunity.

10 years down the road, who are you and what are you doing?

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