Re:U.S. Universities Are Building a New Semiconductor Workforce
by raverbashing on Sunday May 21, 2023 @06:48AM
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> X ended up being the only person to go on to work in a semicon company. The rest of us ended up in software, earning 5x the pay X was making
Sounds like a great way of nurturing talent... not. Apparently they will only look at your CV if you have a PhD or a very specialized MsC
And all this for what again? "The privilege of working with hard problems?!" I've done enough C already and that makes my head hurt now. Thanks but I think I'll take it easier with "higher level software" while making more money and having less stress
Top engineering school hazing, creating underpaid and not quite mentally balanced people
Sounds like a great way of nurturing talent... not. Apparently they will only look at your CV if you have a PhD or a very specialized MsC
And all this for what again? "The privilege of working with hard problems?!" I've done enough C already and that makes my head hurt now. Thanks but I think I'll take it easier with "higher level software" while making more money and having less stress
Top engineering school hazing, creating underpaid and not quite mentally balanced people