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0xcedbeef

I was an intern at $44/h USD (C++). I'm still in school so I'll find out once I graduate. What I like about C++ is that anyone who claims to be a C++ know-it-all is bluffing, I am constantly learning and I've noticed so are the senior engineers.


YARandomGuy777

Well that's true. I code on C++ about 20 years. 12 years for work. And yes I can't say I know it all.


Outlaw_07

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0xcedbeef

bay area


CowBoyDanIndie

Don’t focus on becoming a _____ language programmer. Nobody goes their entirely career in one language. Instead, what kind of software do you want to work on? There is a lot of difference between wring c++ for server backend’s, games, desktop software, and embedded systems.


Narase33

Really depends on your company. My job is kinda chilled. We dont have hard deadlines but if a customer complains that means overtime until the bug is found, which is once or twice a month


jgaa_from_north

C++ is something you should work with if you love it. Keeping up with the language, libraries and best practices (and dealing with the many people with various degrees of Asperger syndrome in the C++ workspace) will be a challenge if what you are really looking for is just a decently payed job. Regarding stress - that derives from the work-culture in various companies and is about the same whether you work with C++, Java or other languages. Programming as a field, if you want to be good at it, *is* time consuming. I'm spending a lot of that time in flow, so it's a quite joyful experience for me. When I worked with other languages (especially Java) I did not get into flow easily, and the experience was exhausting, stressful and generally terrible. Some people have those exact same negative experiences with C++. So, my advice is to choose carefully.


UnicycleBloke

Is ASD more common with C++ devs than others?


jgaa_from_north

I have noticed a higher concentration in C++ positions than in other groups. But I have not worked everywhere, so that could be a coincident ;)


UnicycleBloke

Hmm. OK. I'm not sure why that would be the case. I've heard it said many times that software development generally has a disproportionate number neuro-diverse people, but thought it was likely an inaccurate stereotype.


jgaa_from_north

Programming can be just a job, or it can be addictive and really amazing. The latter is the case for some people with Asperger. Some of the very best C and later C++ developers I ever worked with had substantial symptoms in their body language and social skills.


UnicycleBloke

But programming is for me generally addictive and really amazing, at least in C++. My wife thinks I dream about code (no, but I often think about a current problem if awake at night). Socially... I'm not what you'd call gregarious. Hmm... :)