The post resonated with a large audience of students, particularly those in demanding fields like Computer Science, by highlighting shared struggles and offering relatable content about the challenges of balancing academics, work, and career development.
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The post describes the demanding life of Computer Science majors who balance full-time studies with part-time jobs, clubs, hackathons, and side projects, often without securing summer internships. It highlights the challenges of finding internships and suggests broadening the search beyond one's local city.
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it's tough out here even for the people that have experience in the industry, but summer is always a tough time to find internships, but it's not over yet There's less companies that are looking for interns, but there's still are some that pop out I think one of the mistakes I made is only applying to my city and not exploring outside and applying to jobs outside of the city. I've seen a lot of people from my school getting jobs that are in Toronto or Vancouver instead of Montreal. One other major factor is to apply as early as you can. I know that some companies only look at the first 100 CVs and they've told me that the ones that apply earlier always the best. being prepared for the interview and knowing what skills align with that particular job interview is so important the interview is a time to sell yourself so you need to have the best pitch prepared #computerscience #Tech #college #uni #internship #softwareengineer #compsci #intern #corporate #mtl #codingmotivation #developer #codinglife #coding #codewithme #learntocode #learnprogramming #codingforbeginners #codingprojects #beginnerfriendly #compscimajor #womenintech #codingtok
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