@Adix_Null

1. Get hired as an intern
2. Write unmaintainable code
3. Leave company

@spesfides

i love how im unneccesarily fast to this mans shorts

@SkaterBlades

Pain. Got laid off, spent 6 months finding another job, worked there for 2 years and accidentally became more knowledgeable than people who were previously my bosses, get laid off

@notmemoryy

the blurred feet 😂

@somebrid2147

"Buy an ergonomic chair and sit like a shrimp on it"

@zhihangzhou7141

1. Apply for many jobs.
2. Finish coding questions 
3. Four rounds of coding interviews 
4. Hiring freeze 
5. Keep apply until you broke
6. Work in a warehouse until you pay the debt
Loop

@zzzzzzz2601

Bro went through the 19 stages of grief😭

@vbcbsrnkk8029

Those companies really treat you like family: DISAPPOINTMENT!

@AngryAlfonse

1. Get offered really good salary and unlimited PTO
2. Accept job
3. Grow disenchanted with the expectations, grow sick of being on call 24/7 and start hating the spaghetti codebase and the fact that you never have time to address tech debt
4. Start looking for new job
5. Repeat

@bri_xu

ah yes disappointment we meet again

@dantesurra

Got the McDonald's uniform in your closet calling to you like it's the Green Goblin mask

@TheRealMrJester

That's not even remotely off. Like my God this is absolutely fucking spot on

@BossFinale

The fake passion is a must. If you're really desperate try to get a job on a government contract. There's so much turnover. Stay long enough to get some experience and a clearance (if possible). Then start job hopping.

@tercial

Why is this so accurate.  At this point i just laugh at my pain

@astrospeedcuber

“DISAPP-“ 😂

@dagelijksedosisinternet3591

i like how his wallpaper is himself

@ghostprimer

That’s me right now. I’ve sent dozens of applications and either have not heard back, it’s a scam and you have to pay for their course to be qualified for the “job”, it’s a poorly paid job with a programming language I’ve never heard of, or they just reject me. I might as well just start my own company instead

@LordOfElm

No company ever has enough time and money to build software right, but they always have enough to build it again.

@diwucalberich462

THE LAYOFF HITS ME LMAO

@isjjcjw

The la croix pileup is too relatable. About to go grab another rn actually.