that you love to hate it?

@felipebhz its tough going to someone younger for help on a project, trust me I know, but just realize that while they might have the upper hand currently in that department, you more than likely have a vastly superior wealth of real life experiences. While they spent 4 years getting their degree and then started to get life experience, you started at the other end, giving you more life experiences to go with your eventual degree

After nearly 11 years in the Army, I've spent the last 2 years earning my BS in CS. At 31 I'm doing an internship where I'm older than my mentor. I feel the same way at times, but it is all about realizing this is what you really want to do with your life and shake off all the concerns and self-doubt.

When that happens the best thing to do is nothing at all. Simply tell him happy hunting and walk away. He will spend all his time trying to find what isn't there.

@4screendev i want to work where you do.

@vexioz pretty sure its out of 36 for a max score. i know i scored 26 overall when i took it a dozen years ago

do you work at Nissan? i mean that would at least make sense then...

was this written by an AI program trying to see if it could get hired?

After taking the first two 2000 level CS courses, taught in C++, I took a 3000 course meant to give you the familiarization of 5-7 languages so you can see how the languages differ but what you already know can translate. one of my classmates asked for help and she didnt know what how to use a for loop, even in C++

@mohammed League is hard for everyone unless you are Faker.

i always found that was the time you have them look at yours while you look at theirs. sometimes a new set of eyes help

see by doing that you set yourself up to be used. if you can't fix the problem with a simple explanation then tell them you need to finish this part quickly and will be over when you are done. wait about 10-15 minutes whether or not you actually have something to do or not then help them.

that's normally when i get paranoid that something has to be wrong elsewhere.