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post 1665547203 08-04-2022, 01:38 PM
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Am I being a poooci Millenial at work or is this not normal from employer

Get hired as associate technical consultant on June 7, 2022

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Java->pyspark 1->pyspark 2->SQL->AWS->RedHat(soul draining garbage)

So now I’m on My sixth training and I am burnt the fuk out from reading and watching videos I thought I was done with this type of **** after college and I’m sick of this disorganized crap they can’t even find a project to put me on because this company lets the clients pick whOever they want to work on their projects and nobody wants entry level. Am I being a poooci for complaining I am just sick of the structure of this company yes I am getting paid but I think I’d rather drink contaminated water and get yelled at by a drill Sargent at camp Lejune for **** pay then continue to read this goddam textbook
post 1665547293 08-04-2022, 01:39 PM
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Do you know any of those technologies?
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Originally Posted By OptimusTrajan⏩
Do you know any of those technologies?
I knew some of them already but needed a refresher the python was a specific library in python called pyspark that was supposed to get me on a project but the client said they don’t want me AWS and redhat I didn’t know prior but never wanted to work with them in a million years
post 1665549463 08-04-2022, 02:19 PM
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Jobs suck, they all do . keep in mind the grass is not always greener though.

There will 100% be a time where you wish you could just sit around reading a textbook all day getting paid for it.
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post 1665549673 08-04-2022, 02:24 PM
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So you are working for a consultancy/bodyshop. They submit the resumes of the project team as part of the bid process.

ATM, your resume isn't strong enough for a BDM/RDM to get you on projects, so you are doing inhouse stuff that they can then put on your resume.

This is completely standard behaviour.
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post 1665549933 08-04-2022, 02:29 PM
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Looks like they're progressively easier. SQL is less complex than embedding videos on misc.
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How dare the employer provide training!
post 1665550413 08-04-2022, 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted By DuracellBunny⏩
So you are working for a consultancy/bodyshop. They submit the resumes of the project team as part of the bid process.

ATM, your resume isn't strong enough for a BDM/RDM to get you on projects, so you are doing inhouse stuff that they can then put on your resume.

This is completely standard behaviour.
Yea this is not what I expected I thought I was going to go into a company and the company is gonna say we need this go code it in the corner okay sounds good but I end up working for a company that needs to pimp us out to clients it’s not at all what I wanted
post 1665550563 08-04-2022, 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted By saltypits⏩
How dare the employer provide training!
Lmao you don’t see what I’m saying, I’m okay with training when that training has a specific end goal, but this is just random trainings that my boss tells me to do some of which are IT crap that I hate I’d rather be at a company that says here’s training as soon as your done your gurenteed to be working on this project
post 1665550773 08-04-2022, 02:43 PM
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sounds kind of based. I had to pay to learn SQL and I still don't know it srs
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Red Hat is filled with pooosies can confirm
post 1665550953 08-04-2022, 02:46 PM
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post 1665551073 08-04-2022, 02:48 PM
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It sounds like you have a pretty junior dev role in a chit organization where there is no one to mentor you. I had one of those as well.
Perferrably for your first job, they don't just stick you in a corner and have you reading manuals and youtube tutorials for development. And wtf, why are they making you learn all of that chit at once? Don't they know that your brain will be spread thin when there is no application to solidify what you have already learned? And why the hell don't they pay the extra 400 bucks to enroll you in codeacademy courses or some role like that?
My diagnosis: chit employer for junior dev that you won't learn anything from until you work on projects (probably by yourself, without experienced devs to lend you a hand). Maybe I'm wrong though.
If I am correct, then what I would do is stick around for another 6 months to get stuff on the resume, do some side projects if you aren't actually working on projects by then, and apply for a new junior/mid dev role.
Also, the "lmaoooo poooociii millenial" stuff at jobs usually means the place is run poorly and there is some retarded lazy boomer (or millenial) who refuses to change, adapt, or update to something more efficient.
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Originally Posted By PShift5⏩
Yea this is not what I expected I thought I was going to go into a company and the company is gonna say we need this go code it in the corner okay sounds good but I end up working for a company that needs to pimp us out to clients it’s not at all what I wanted
That's on you.

I'm guessing that this is your first real job after college and you didn't really do a lot of research, or ask a lot of questions about what the job entailed.

The good news is that they will have you on a project as soon as they possibly can. Every day that you are on a project, they are billing the client and every day you aren't on a project, you are costing them money.

Depending on the business model, your breakeven will be at 60-70% utilisation. If you are not on a project at least 60-70% of the time, you are a net loss. So if they didn't realistically believe that they could put you on a project at least 80% of the time, and thereby make a profit, they wouldn't have hired you.
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post 1665551313 08-04-2022, 02:54 PM
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Originally Posted By jenkmen⏩
It sounds like you have a pretty junior dev role in a chit organization where there is no one to mentor you. I had one of those as well.
Perferrably for your first job, they don't just stick you in a corner and have you reading manuals and youtube tutorials for development. And wtf, why are they making you learn all of that chit at once? Don't they know that your brain will be spread thin when there is no application to solidify what you have already learned? And why the hell don't they pay the extra 400 bucks to enroll you in codeacademy courses or some role like that?
My diagnosis: chit employer for junior dev that you won't learn anything from until you work on projects (probably by yourself, without experienced devs to lend you a hand). Maybe I'm wrong though.
If I am correct, then what I would do is stick around for another 6 months to get stuff on the resume, do some side projects if you aren't actually working on projects by then, and apply for a new junior/mid dev role.
Also, the "lmaoooo poooociii millenial" stuff at jobs usually means the place is run poorly and there is some retarded lazy boomer (or millenial) who refuses to change, adapt, or update to something more efficient.
Repped, see that’s what I feel exactly, I hate redhat training, and I don’t even know if I’m gonna use it, how am I gonna retain the info with these two things going on in my head as I read it it’s almost impossible. I didn’t mind python and sql training but when I got rejected from a client after that I was like wtf is the point if nothing is guaranteed to be used . The company’s business model sucks for employees I gotta figure out an exit strategy
post 1665551413 08-04-2022, 02:55 PM
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You do sound like a huge poocey but also that company sounds terrible so idk
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post 1665551433 08-04-2022, 02:56 PM
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Originally Posted By DuracellBunny⏩
That's on you.

I'm guessing that this is your first real job after college and you didn't really do a lot of research, or ask a lot of questions about what the job entailed.

The good news is that they will have you on a project as soon as they possibly can. Every day that you are on a project, they are billing the client and every day you aren't on a project, you are costing them money.

Depending on the business model, your breakeven will be at 60-70% utilisation. If you are not on a project at least 60-70% of the time, you are a net loss. So if they didn't realistically believe that they could put you on a project at least 80% of the time, and thereby make a profit, they wouldn't have hired you.
I see yea but I was reading on Glassdoor that some guys got laid off because of bench time that could be me soon shiet
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Originally Posted By DuracellBunny⏩
So you are working for a consultancy/bodyshop. They submit the resumes of the project team as part of the bid process.

ATM, your resume isn't strong enough for a BDM/RDM to get you on projects, so you are doing inhouse stuff that they can then put on your resume.

This is completely standard behaviour.
accurate


Learn all you can and bounce op semi srs
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Originally Posted By PShift5⏩
Repped, see that’s what I feel exactly, I hate redhat training, and I don’t even know if I’m gonna use it, how am I gonna retain the info with these two things going on in my head as I read it it’s almost impossible. I didn’t mind python and sql training but when I got rejected from a client after that I was like wtf is the point if nothing is guaranteed to be used . The company’s business model sucks for employees I gotta figure out an exit strategy
I feel for you man. Suck whatever value, experience/networking/interesting/resume/etc, out of the company and find a better company with actual people that you can work with. Have that side project that you are genuinely interested in (even if it is only barely interested) and chit out those resumes. Good luck!
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so you're current employer is paying you to strengthen your resume with certs and skills?

quit being a ****g0t OP
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You're being paid to get trained. Suck it up.
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They are paying you to sit around and do fuk all

I don’t see a problem
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I can confirm, I am pooci
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A consultant that doesn’t know you just need to sign that crap 💩 off.

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Originally Posted By PShift5⏩
I knew some of them already but needed a refresher the python was a specific library in python called pyspark that was supposed to get me on a project but the client said they don’t want me AWS and redhat I didn’t know prior but never wanted to work with them in a million years
You should be taking free courses on that **** and not need much training. My advice-suck it up and get paid for learning or learn for free from home.
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OP is why boomers look down on millenials
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lol legit earning a living wage to get free continued education and become a more valuable asset to himself.

MILLENNIAL CONFIRMED.
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Originally Posted By MetroBrah⏩
sounds kind of based. I had to pay to learn SQL and I still don't know it srs
This made me lol


OP don’t just watch the ghey videos and read the material, actively engage with the technology. I’m sure your job has some kind of virtual lab for you to tinker in.
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