75k signing bonus is quite the amazing feature. Thanks for sharing the journey this far.

@zwartepeat3552

5 ай бұрын

Over here this is a high salary for a complete year wtf

@utube4661

Ай бұрын

Interesting, thanks for sharing 👍

@jayainba3152

Ай бұрын

30% goes to uncle sam

@dominusdone5023

Ай бұрын

@@jayainba3152should

@venemaatjesNL

19 күн бұрын

I earn €700 a month as a intern😢

nice! you started your career in the perfect moment and made the best out of it. congrats

if I had 200K in my bank account here in Syria, I could retire at the age of 20, buy a house, and live like a king for the rest of my life. :)

@tareks.8456

Жыл бұрын

Keep your head up habibi. don’t stop hustling. - local syrian

@NotThatSocially

Жыл бұрын

Hope you guys are doing good there, sorry we fucked your country up.

@its_jjk

Жыл бұрын

@@NotThatSociallythe us didn't start a civil war. But we could have ended it

@ashutoshojha4244

Жыл бұрын

for real?

@JamaunWindham

Жыл бұрын

Hope ur living well man

75,000 signing bonus. That’s incredible.

@user-lm6me2tz9t

Ай бұрын

As in "not credible"? ;)

Meanwhile in Germany a certified It-specialist with two years of experience makes about 2000$ a month

@wisdomandlove1661

Ай бұрын

we thought it was at least $6000

@Jessalyn032

Ай бұрын

Woah

@user-xl5fw6ej6t

Ай бұрын

Can’t they look for jobs is USA?

@Justin-cp1ey

6 күн бұрын

Not really, I just finished my IT Specialist apprenticeship and now make 4300€ a month (before taxes).

Bro, you ran that sh!t up, I love to see testimonies like this 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

How do you go from 16 an hour to nearly $9,000 a month as an INTERN!?!?!

@Uid767

Ай бұрын

Bro i noticed that the way you sell yourself is really important in this field. I thought that skills and degrees were enough, couldn't be more wrong. I am doing a MASTER'S DEGREE anf didn't find an internship

@user-lm6me2tz9t

Ай бұрын

@@Uid767 Yeah, which is also why this dude in the video is probably just lying for content/clout. I can put numbers on a doc file and say that in 2020 I got knighted by the queen of England. So what? It ain't making it true :P

@easylife6348

Ай бұрын

@@user-lm6me2tz9tor some people have different experiences and outcomes than you, you have this experience doesn’t mean everyone has the same experience or outcome.

@easylife6348

Ай бұрын

@@user-lm6me2tz9t or some people have different experiences and outcomes than you, you have this experience doesn’t mean everyone has the same experience or outcome.

@jesroe5842

Ай бұрын

9000 a month is also 9000/20/8 roughly 50 dollars per hour. Pretty sweet

I am proud of you hun. Good for you. I hope your dreams keep Coming true

That signing bonus is nice

In Europe for context the total compensation is around 25% of this (compared to your FB compensation), the largest reason is that we typically don't have signing, relocation, or stock compensation at all. The base pay is 40-50% of your FB one. We pay less for housing and health insurance, however.

@sebaarnio

Жыл бұрын

@@coreyh9794 yes definitely, I don't pay for any health insurance but my rent is ~$800 in a non-capital city. Typically the rent is much higher in the US cities where these tech companies are based though right? Also I don't know if this is relevant but I've heard things like this: "The average monthly premium for a Bronze ACA health insurance plan is $928 [per month]"

@Ryan-cb1ei

Жыл бұрын

This is why people move to America. They will gladly take high pay and deal with the cost of living. Even a if you half his total earnings at Facebook, it’s probably worth it for most people.

@ko-Daegu

Жыл бұрын

@Corey H no we make way less and we might or might not pay less depending on what state you are comparing in Hungary we definitely making way less and paying way more most Hungarians now are leaving to Norway or Germany Now I loved form hungry to Belgium and yeah it’s nicer but still places like Nevada or denvor with 0 tax are interested AF for me and base salary is higher than anything in EU US in the long run definitely better than EU But EU is way better for a start we don’t have expensive Uni ( we get paid to study) and life expenses are much cheaper Taxes become unbearable high (makes sense cuz how the system work .. health and education ) I would say start EU go thru US then retire in EU or Somewere in Asia

@QckSGaming

Жыл бұрын

These numbers are also bullshit. No intern makes 8k lmfao. Dude j ust shillin to get thirsters to get his "money making tips"

@user-ru2he7tm2t

Жыл бұрын

@@Ryan-cb1ei yes, until you get sick or have a baby, or are handicapped

That signing bonus would be amazing, im comfortable with country i live in, but i just wish signing bonuses would be a thing here

Getting hired by FB is literally one on a million

@ConnerArdman

Жыл бұрын

Obviously not everyone will get hired by FB, but I wouldn’t call it one in a million, at least not in the US. If you get a CS or related degree, practice for coding interviews, and are willing to live in US tech hubs, the chance is decent. And the chances get a lot higher once you get a few years of experience elsewhere. That said, it is still hard, but there is a relatively clear path. It’s not some random lottery. The difficulty is probability similar to that of getting into a top university. It is hard, but not impossible.

@gordonramsdale

Жыл бұрын

@@ConnerArdman how would they look on people who have developed single-handedly SaaS businesses? I have a cs degree, software engineer degree but not commercial experience but if they saw my repos for the SaaS they’d see it’s like an actual company because of my SE degree (worked on enterprise projects in a team, our leader was an intern at a bank so taught us all their best practices)

@yesyes9698

Жыл бұрын

@@ConnerArdmanwhat if not CS degree 😢. Wasn’t accepted this year for university. Start to lose hope

@Kay_OC

8 ай бұрын

@@yesyes9698 people have said that you don't really need a degree. You will likely need prior experience, getting into a FAANG company as your first job with no degree would be really difficult, not because you don't have a degree, but because they might not even give you an interview. Get some experience, then apply to higher paying jobs. Coding is learnable without college or a bootcamp, but you'll need determination and discipline, it will be hard no matter which route you take. Just don't let that discourage you if this is really what you want to do.

@michaelbibby01

6 ай бұрын

​@@yesyes9698find a different school. There are physical limitations for every school. Don't wait on them

I can live comfortably for 20 years with what you got from FB in south africa

congrats for all the accomplishments bro🔥

Jesus, I live in the south. $8000 a month is insane! I’m trying to get in IT now but I need a internship 😅

@FighteroftheNightman

Жыл бұрын

Yeah but every house there is a million dollars and taxes are outrageous.

@Superschemer34

Жыл бұрын

@@FighteroftheNightman yep. A house that’s $500k in cali is a mansion in the south

@jakesnacks1149

Жыл бұрын

I have a compusci degree, and don't even use it. Web design is a dead industry amd getting hired at FB is one in a million literally

@johnnymathisjr3469

11 ай бұрын

Who really needs a house tho especially if it’s just you

@angelantayhua3096

10 ай бұрын

@@jakesnacks1149bruh there’s more things you can do other than web design with a computer science degree lol.

$8000 a month as an intern? That’s literally more than a lot of FT senior positions in developed countries. Even as a dev with 8 years’ experience you would struggle to earn that in Europe or Japan

lol, you made more than twice as much as an Intern as I do as a senior software developer with 10 years experience

@BroodYouth

Ай бұрын

adjust for cost of living dude

A good friend of mine went through all that schooling to get his computer science degree, only to become a pharmacist several years later. Probably very stressful work atmosphere despite the pay. But yeah my friend doing very well as a pharmacist at Walgreens possibly semi-retired by now.

Good for you dude!

Now: $5 an hour.

And how much are you making now selling courses?

How come software engineer salaries in Australia are so pathetic?! Total compensation is maximum 180k AUD per year (for a tech lead). And house prices and life expenses are the same as in California US 😢😢

@ConnerArdman

2 ай бұрын

If I had to guess, the majority of the difference is just supply and demand. Most of the world's largest tech companies are in the US. There's also more VC funding for tech companies than anywhere else. Both of these create highly capitalized companies who need to hire a ton of software engineers, thus driving prices upward. There's also some other factors at play. For example, the cost of education to actually become qualified for the job is extremely high here, driving supply down (admittedly I don't know much about the Australian university system, but it is not unusual to spend $200k+ for a bachelors degree here). There are cheaper options, but the vast majority of the highest paid software engineers have degrees from "target" schools, which tend to also be the most expensive schools. There's also differences between countries around things like the tax system, average working hours, vacation days, parental leave, healthcare, etc. that can have pretty substantial impacts on pay, but I honestly don't know enough about Australia specifically to know if that's the case here.

@everyhandletaken

Ай бұрын

Yep.. and with the amount of taxes we pay, stocking shelves at Coles looks attractive some days.

Nice! Also just wanted to add that you sound like Michael Cera

Great job!!!

And by 2024 it all starts crumbling

I need your negotiation skills man Please enlighten me 😂🤝🏾 Congratulations on your successful journey!

great hope you are making way more now

@oSpam

Жыл бұрын

What’s wrong with $200,000 😢

@Seekingtruth-mx3ur

Жыл бұрын

​@@oSpam You can't even buy a home with $200k these days

@jettonjets1557

Жыл бұрын

@@Seekingtruth-mx3ur Are you serious? Unless you are living in Manhattan, this is utter BS. You can buy a very nice home with a $200K salary. You must be horrible with money then

@Seekingtruth-mx3ur

Жыл бұрын

@@jettonjets1557 Oh you must live in a small run down town. Goodluck trying to buy a home with $200k in a city.

@jettonjets1557

Жыл бұрын

@@Seekingtruth-mx3ur I live in a big city. How much of a home are you talking because most people in the US don’t make anywhere near $200K and are able to buy homes.

75k signing bonus? Are signing bonuses really more than half of your yearly base salary?

I would already be happy getting 16$ than not getting any

Bro I’m here trying to get my first job with an internship under my belt and a full b.s degree I got REJECT to an INTERNSHIP 2 weeks ago. Bro I have more experience than some ppl where they told me they had nothing after graduation and got hired 3 months later

I just got my first job at 65,000 lol, market average in my area is 100-150

@amarg.0248

Ай бұрын

Good luck brother ❤

In 2018 you could find $100k internships In 2024 you could find $50k entry level The market didn’t just plummet, it’s emaciated.

What does $250,000 buy you in America? A typical starting salary for a software engineer in the UK was probably about £35,000 in 2019. In USD, that's not even $50,000 but you could buy a house and have a nice car for that here.

@fr5229

Жыл бұрын

Who cares?

@ConnerArdman

Жыл бұрын

It varies vastly based on where in America you live. Where I live in Seattle, you probably aren't buying a house on that salary, at least not in the first few years.The median home price here is about $800k. That said, you can obviously still live incredibly comfortably. Most of the software engineers I know in Seattle live in luxury apartments, drive nice cars, go on frequent vacations, etc. You would have to try really hard (or have some huge life expense) to not save a significant portion of that income.

@WisomofHal

26 күн бұрын

It depends on what you desire and, of course, timing. I was making 165k in 2020, but mortgage interest rates were at an all time low. I locked in a 2.5. Instead of buying something at $800k, I looked for something smaller as my first home and purchased at $600k, it’s now worth between $800k - 850k. Buying lower gave me a smaller mortgage and larger margin equity. Nearly 5 years later, putting $120k down gaining $200k in equity and another $100k in payment equity, when I sale I’m looking at making about $350-$400k. My salary has surpassed $200k/yr and I’ll have an amazing down payment. So, if I want to buy that million dollar home, I can do it. Before that, I worked my ass off for nearly a decade to afford a $120k down payment, so my net worth has increased drastically just from owning my home and working hard. So, you also have to consider how much you have for a down payment, interest rates, and timing. Now, I’m on a waiting game and I’m just waiting for dates to drop. I won’t even sell my home, I’m keeping it and using my cash to buy another while I rent my first home out. I’ll do that until I die and pass whatever i own to my son.

Well done bro

My 2 dreams is soft wear engineer and mechanical engineer and well soft wear engineering seem sad so ya I guess I’ll be an mechanical engineer

Sure you did..

great job! can only dream of these numbers but on a side note damn you got some haters for no reason LOL keep doing you man

@ConnerArdman

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! And lol, I kind of expect it for this type of video. 99% of my comments on my primary content is all positive though 😀

@Vamo_Alla

11 ай бұрын

@@ConnerArdmancongratulations on your achievements!!! 🙌Now let me ask you a question and be honest, is it too late to start a career as a web developer at 45 year old age and be marketable after completing it? 🤔I appreciate any insights.

The fact that a space engineer (real engineers) with 10 years experience gets about 120k and software engineers gets a starting base salary of 110k is causing the market to be overly saturated and causing these layoffs

@787310

2 ай бұрын

Market is adjusting soon, at least in the US due to tax changes (the developer tax), so there may be some big changes coming soon

@jacemenezes6155

2 ай бұрын

All engineers are (real engineers), get off your high horse lmao

@brendenb13

Ай бұрын

@@jacemenezes6155 In that case, I'm a real doctor because I study medicines and self prescribe homeopathic options. Oh an let's ignore the fact that I did not go to an accredited institution to get an accredited degree while proving my understanding through tests that not only tests my abilities but also tests my ethical practices in the field.

@gandalfthegrey2777

Ай бұрын

It's not about your work bro It's about business Tech businesses make shit ton of money and their biggest asset are engineers so they pay them a lot. Space engineers, very few companies, tight budget and spend billions on projects excluding engineer salaries.

Where could I find those internships. Im trying to improve my life and apparently I suck at it. I know the basics of python and C++ and years of experience using GDScript(similar to python)

Sad part is his 2019 Lyft payout was my starting right after my degree 2 years ago. Now it’s tripled due to experience and of course asked raises.

@prashil1512

6 ай бұрын

so ur making $180/h ?

Why are sp many software engineers losing their jobs?

Why would you quit 250K job at Facebook?

This is absolute perfection. I recently read a similar book, and it was absolute perfection. "Mastering AWS: A Software Engineers Guide" by Nathan Vale

$15/hr in India, you're RICH

@nawfsideplay

Жыл бұрын

Damn fr?

@Gooblehusain

11 ай бұрын

yap for real in most south asian and sout east asian country you mostly just paid aroud $7 / day for most workers, softenginer get much higher but i think on avarage just $30/day maybe you can get $60 or even $100 if you are work as senior in very bonafide company @@nawfsideplay

@CP55music

11 ай бұрын

​@@nawfsideplaynot from India but as a South Asian I can confirm

@deckiemoneyguide

10 ай бұрын

Even in Zambia

@_atomic_2244

8 ай бұрын

In here you'll get $2.4/hr for farm labour , painting etc. And $1.2/hr for shopkeeper/ cashier etc.

I am a psychology major trying to see other opportunities that I will like. I’m not the biggest fan of staring at a computer so idk 😢 but I love math and I feel like coding would be doable for me but please what are the other job opportunities you mentioned

Appreciate this thank you!

i need advice, I dont know if i should take an apprenecship or go university

@ConnerArdma what are the subjects required to be a software engineer

I’m about to get into Tech bro, I’m jointing course careers bootcamp. Decided to go to with software developer, would love some words of advice

Sheesh... I need to follow these footsteps 😂

I think we should learn about salary in HS. People dont know about living stipends and stock payments like that. Congrats bro, Im on my way. I graduate in May and can hopefully land a job ir internship. But I absolutely love that your intern payment was $8000 monthly omg. Insane. What State?

@ConnerArdman

4 ай бұрын

Yeah it’s pretty common in high earning fields for huge portions of compensation to be stock and other non-cash benefits. Definitely falls in the realm of things you’d expect to be taught about but never are. And this is all in Seattle Washington. At least in tech, these numbers basically only exist in Seattle, NYC, and the San Francisco Bay Area.

Damn $15/hr is already 10x - 11x the minimum salary in indonesia (assuming 8 hrs and 20 working days a month)

@dailyclipmafia5041

9 ай бұрын

wut, thats mcdonalds salary

I was surprised at how much you made as a Lyft intern!! I never thought about internships at Lyft. What did you in your time interning at Lyft?

@ConnerArdman

10 ай бұрын

Yeah pretty much every tech company has an intern program. Many of the "unicorn" companies tend to be the highest paying outside of finance, likely because they need to pay more to compete with FAANG for top talent. I worked on an internal tool/testing framework they had developed to help make things more consistent across their microservices. Not the most "glamorous" project, but it was fairly interesting technically.

Bro made all the haters silent

This ain’t gonna age well😂

Noice. My first job out of college was 74k, then I got a different job at 93k, now I’m going to a FAANG for 275k. Starting to leetcode really paid off haha.

@ConnerArdman

8 күн бұрын

Amazing, congrats on the new job! 🎉

That's seems like a really high total comp for a new grad

It’s shocking how quickly these jobs have collapsed. There are so many unemployed software engineers out there that can’t find another job.

Bro as an intern you made as much as I do as an engineer for 8 years

Bro you progressed all the way to the BAG. Good work bro

Nice!

WHAT! 🎉

im a html css and js 15 yo programmer and i want to get a job in the future without a Certificate , Can you help Me ?

@miguelesquitin8700

Жыл бұрын

I’m currently teaching myself to code, from what I’ve seen online the best way to obtain a job without a degree is by creating worthwhile projects that show off your skills

Bruh thats such an American IT moment omg. 8000/month is more than SWE 2 get in Europe, and probably higher positions too, depending on the company

@ConnerArdman

8 ай бұрын

"Depending on the company" is key here. The pay is less, but when you control for companies it's not that dramatic. Facebook specifically, since that's where I worked, will pay in the range of 150k-220k for SWE 2 jobs in Europe depending on the country/role. Likewise, if you look outside of big tech companies in the US, pay is substantially lower.

@mikicerise6250

5 ай бұрын

Oh, but in Europe we bring regulation. 🙄

🔥❤👌🏻

starting from no experience here. would u recommend bootcamps, online classes, and IT related jobs to get started? or bachelors degree? im currently 20 years old finally finding something i actually want to learn and pursue. any advise would help from anyone thank u!

@ConnerArdman

Жыл бұрын

It’s not a one-size fits all answer. There’s no way anyone can really answer that but you. The commitment (time, money, etc) of a bachelors degree is far different from that of a bootcamp which is far different from that of online classes. And ultimately what is best for you just depends on your personal situation and goals. Generally speaking though, a bachelors in CS will be the easiest way to get a development job, but it will also be the most expensive and time consuming. A bootcamp will make it a lot harder to get a job, but it’ll also take a quarter of the time and money. It’s definitely less common, but I’ve met a few highly successful bootcamp grads. Just be wary that there are some very bad ones, do your research if you go that route. Bootcamps can also be limiting in terms of the job options compared to traditional degrees (i.e. the vast majority just focus on frontend, but if you’re into that then it’s obviously not an issue). Self teaching online is great if you just want to learn the skill, but honestly it’s an uphill battle. I’d only really recommend that if its more for learning than a career, if its a supplement to college/bootcamp, or if other options are financially or otherwise infeasible. It just makes getting that first job waaaay harder without the credential on the resume. That said, it can also be a great place to start before committing to a bootcamp or degree program.

Ur bonus is 75k$ while 22k$ is YEARLY SALARY here while everything is just as expensive if not more than USA except for rent Still a lot can’t afford rent tho

Let me ask you this tho man or any1 for that matter with exp.. If you were me trying to slide into the tech world right now which route when you head toward..? I’m looking for freedom and 💰 and I’d go to the extreme for it. I just need help

This guy got hired cause he has zuckerbergs mannerisms. Haha😂

@Emelbelle2

Ай бұрын

Looks like him too

can i be a front end engineer and do these jobs remotely?

Well, put a feather in your cap

I barely get 15$ as Middle+ Backend developer in Russia😂

what about current market for freshers 🤔

8k a month as an intern is absolute insanity

Here in Italy I know ppl with 15 y of experience earning 1600€ per month ... U deserve it of course, but life is bit unfair 😅😅

Net income 10k. I hope that wasn't for php code.

For those wondering, this is not normal for a software engineer :D

No wonder IT crashed when they go around pay 150-250k to programmers lollll

I will be graduating in a year with an aerospace eng degree. How can I get this type of money

@amitabhbal8542

Жыл бұрын

Fly

Wow 75k sign on bonus 🤯

What degree did you get? Computer science?

Pls can you teach me I want to learn software engineer

You sound like Michael Shara or whatever his name ks

Man you Americans are living a different life

What programming languages?

Why would you leave????

Can you be a great software engineer if you suck at math? Like struggle with pre calculus ?

@everyhandletaken

Ай бұрын

Definitely

What college did you go to? Do you think it affected the jobs you were able to get?

@ConnerArdman

11 ай бұрын

The University of Washington, and absolutely it did. Going to a “target” school makes it a lot easier. That’s not to say it would have been impossible to have the same results otherwise, but it would have been harder.

@sheneedsme

16 күн бұрын

@@ConnerArdmanSame goes for the University of Michigan

How much was the rent where you were working?

@ConnerArdman

Жыл бұрын

I live in Seattle. You can get rent as low as $1500 or so in a decent spot, maybe lower if you have roommates. Mine’s usually been in the $2k-$3k range though, which is probably more typical for software engineers in the city. Also during college when I was a TA my rent ranged from like $750-$1200 most of that time, because I lived in cheap university housing with roommates.

My software engineering journey: Volunteer software engineer American Red Cross Salary: free Software Engineer intern Startup Salary: free AWS Engineer intern Consulting firm Salary: 10/hour Front-end engineer Current company - less than 2 years Starting salary: 60k Current Salary: 72k

@autumn399

11 ай бұрын

Hello, is being a software engineer hard? Can you have good work life balance? Please tell me about your experience.

@cowslaw

10 ай бұрын

Obviously it differs by area, but this is a much more realistic salary expectation for anyone watching. FAANG salaries are incredibly unrealistic and are super inflated due to how much money those companies can waste. Good for this guy in the video who has a FAANG job but, imo, not worth it. It’s too competitive and you are so easily replaceable. I got my CS degree last year and right now I’m at $75k in the Philly area. Same type of job (not FAANG, but still in tech) in NYC for example would probably be about $120k cause of the cost of living. Comfortable salary and zero stress, working in a company where I’m actually making a difference. So good!

@starskull8587

6 ай бұрын

@@cowslawwhat did you do outside of getting your degree before landing that job? currently a IT junior in college (might switch to cs last minute) trying to land an internship and having a difficult time getting a call back without any relevant experience

@cowslaw

6 ай бұрын

​@@starskull8587 Personal projects are a big help. Personally, I just tried to stay relevant by keeping in touch with newer tech. Going into an internship, not much is expected experience-wise, but if you can demonstrate that you have the drive to learn new things, I'd say you have a great chance. Even on my resume, I have "Ready and willing to learn anything" because *I* think it's the most important thing. I'm looking to switch things up in a few months (move to another location and get a beefier job), and so right now I'm just working on some fun side projects that showcase my skills in the technologies I wish to work with professionally. Regarding languages, just get more and more used to the popular stuff first (js/ts or python), because those are more likely to be used. Then you can try out some of the languages rising in popularity (go, rust, etc.). But focus on one or two things at most, so you can prove that you are able to continue improve your skills in one area/ecosystem. But again, looking for an internship, it's hard to say what you might be working with. My internship was pretty basic, for a very small company, and wasn't anything too complicated. There are also internships at huge tech companies with much more wholesome and mature ecosystems. I'm kinda rambling at this point, but it's hard to give one piece of advice to get your foot through the door, cause it's different at every company. Just keep at it and always think of where you want to be and what you want to do. That way, when you begin to get tired of where you're currently at or just start to feel stagnant (my situation right now), you'll know the next step you should take. But for now, focus on proving why you'd be a good intern by proving your drive. Good luck!!

@RustyHondas

6 ай бұрын

​@@cowslawsame question lol

❤

I chose Business Information Technology instead of CS, what can I expect?

@ConnerArdman

Жыл бұрын

That's impossible for me to answer. Your degree is just one of many factors that ultimately influence earning potential (i.e. it also depends on location, type of job pursued, other experience, interview skill, resume, work ethic, connections, risk tolerance, technical skills, non-technical skills, etc.). Edit: Also FWIW my degree is not in computer science, it's in informatics. I just also took a lot of CS classes and was a CS teaching assistant.

I can be wrong but I think Facebook now Meta it's #1 when comes to salary

@ConnerArdman

11 ай бұрын

Depends on what companies you include and for what level. They’re usually up there, but there’s some smaller companies that pay a bit better in some circumstances. Also a lot hedge funds / trading firms pay absurd amounts.

Why would you leave

im programming the wrong shit :(

I have to work 5 years for your bonues without spending 😭

Would you need a bachelors or just associate for a path like this

@ConnerArdman

4 ай бұрын

I have a bachelors degree, although I wouldn’t say you 100% need one.

Why did you left?

Whats your degree qualification and which university you have been studied and the hell did you get intern in Meta?😢

@ConnerArdman

Жыл бұрын

I have a degree in Informatics from the University of Washington. Also took a ton of CS classes there as well.

May god save you from being caught an evil eye well done brother