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To those not in the IT industry, what do you think programming is like?
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this post was submitted on 06 Jan 2024
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It involves a lot of tall girls in thigh high socks, sometimes they wear cat ears too. And they do a lot of typing on extra clackity keyboards.
College recruiters be like ^
Don't be a bigot. Tall girls are awesome.
*(Also in case you weren't being a bigot and were instead referring to what it's really like to work in tech: I do know industry isn't entierly cat girls in coding socks but most of the computers for career people I've known have been, so I choose to believe.)
I need to get back in the industry. Oh, for an extra clack keyboard.
Clacky keyboard... checks out