Considering this is a band made up of the remnants of Guns and Roses and Scott Weiland from Stone Temple Pilots, I doubt too many teenage girls will be buying this
First of all. Don't tell me what I think. Secondly, what I do think is that we live in a society where a person can better their life by getting educated and it seems to me that this system is breaking down.
I never said I was entitled to anything. I also never mentioned that I wanted a lucrative job. I just think it sucks that it's impossible for someone who recently graduated with a CS degree to get a job. All I want is a chance, but entry-level because jobs are being offshored.
Here's my 2 cents. In high school, I studied my ass off to get into a good computer science program. Then, in college, I studied MORE while my friends in easier majors had tons of fun. I put my time in, now I want my fucking job. I didn't go on spring break or take my summers off. I worked landscaping jobs because there were so little internships available, I couldn't get one. So, fuck you to all you business people trying to say American college students are lazy.
No one is saying they want to be getting $60k right out of college. They just want a job in what they studied because they like doing it. I think that's the biggest problem. People are claiming that the work done in India will be equal if not better quality for less pay. I think that is an insult to the software developers from this country who were the original innovators. Software engineering isn't a product like a soccer ball or a shirt. It takes creativity. And I'm not saying the guys overseas are less intelligent than the people here, but I think the India software guys will develop software and will innovate in respect to their society. Sure, they can code, but can they innovate and create software that AMERICAN companies and AMERICAN consumers will buy like the developers in Silicon Valley or in Massachusetts? Hey, why don't we outsource recording artists to India too? We can pay them less and they will make the same music, right? See my point?
Secondly, what will we do with all the developers here? Usually programmers are smart people, which is why they got paid a lot because getting a computer science/engineer degree is not easy. How does it help the nation to have them out of work and not contributing?
I'd tell you all about my worst software development job, but wait.. I'm only a 23-year-old college graduate. So, since I have no experience (and since I don't live in India), I'm not allowed to have a programming job.
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Considering this is a band made up of the remnants of Guns and Roses and Scott Weiland from Stone Temple Pilots, I doubt too many teenage girls will be buying this
I tried setting this up before, but i couldn't get the tracks to sync up. Is there a specific sound card that's needed for this?
It's not an artist's music. It's a recording company's music.
First of all. Don't tell me what I think. Secondly, what I do think is that we live in a society where a person can better their life by getting educated and it seems to me that this system is breaking down.
I never said I was entitled to anything. I also never mentioned that I wanted a lucrative job. I just think it sucks that it's impossible for someone who recently graduated with a CS degree to get a job. All I want is a chance, but entry-level because jobs are being offshored.
Here's my 2 cents. In high school, I studied my ass off to get into a good computer science program. Then, in college, I studied MORE while my friends in easier majors had tons of fun. I put my time in, now I want my fucking job. I didn't go on spring break or take my summers off. I worked landscaping jobs because there were so little internships available, I couldn't get one. So, fuck you to all you business people trying to say American college students are lazy.
No one is saying they want to be getting $60k right out of college. They just want a job in what they studied because they like doing it. I think that's the biggest problem. People are claiming that the work done in India will be equal if not better quality for less pay. I think that is an insult to the software developers from this country who were the original innovators. Software engineering isn't a product like a soccer ball or a shirt. It takes creativity. And I'm not saying the guys overseas are less intelligent than the people here, but I think the India software guys will develop software and will innovate in respect to their society. Sure, they can code, but can they innovate and create software that AMERICAN companies and AMERICAN consumers will buy like the developers in Silicon Valley or in Massachusetts? Hey, why don't we outsource recording artists to India too? We can pay them less and they will make the same music, right? See my point?
Secondly, what will we do with all the developers here? Usually programmers are smart people, which is why they got paid a lot because getting a computer science/engineer degree is not easy. How does it help the nation to have them out of work and not contributing?
Don't forget UMASS Amherst. Holla!
I'd tell you all about my worst software development job, but wait.. I'm only a 23-year-old college graduate. So, since I have no experience (and since I don't live in India), I'm not allowed to have a programming job.