Help me out /g/. Went into college to be a good boy, picked

Get the paper, get management. Climbing up the ladder gives a sense of accomplishment and a bigger paycheck. Don't hold yourself back because it's easier. That is, if it really is easier, burning yourself out before graduating is a great start to becoming a neet.

>>57742939
Getting a manager position means barely any work. Congratulations on achieving the dream.

>>57743231
The real reason I'm struggling is because I'm just not learning fuck all from the classes I'm taking (either stuff I've already learned on my own or while researching on the job) and I'm tired of throwing my money at the school when I could be working full time and working full time instead.

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>>57743336
don't know why I typed that twice at the end

>>57742939
It's only a year and a half nigger

>>57743336
>throwing my money at the school
But you're gonna get it back if you graduate fast enough

>>57743336
If your financial situation allows it, you should finish school and secure yourself that management position.

You still get to work in the company, you get to have a degree as a backup in case something happens to the company. Basically listen to your boss and you're set, it seems.

Don't be a dipshit, it's a year and a half to get a leg up for the rest of your job at that company. If you're really not learning anything from it then keep doing shit on the side to stay interested.

Don't fuck it up OP

>>57743413
Financial situation is a part of it. My dad used to help me out with rent before I got a job, and then he fell on some tough times because he basically got fucked by his accountant and doesn't have money to help me out anymore.

I always hated leeching on my parents anyways and told him it was fine if he wasn't able to help me out anymore (and it was, when I was working full time) since I could pay for myself, but now that I'm only working part time I've almost maxed my loans to be able to pay for school, and I'd feel too shitty to ask my dad for money.

>>57742939
>>57743336
You get your degree. That job is not going to be there forever, and a degree will help in your future.

>Studying sucks!
Yes. Finish it now, so you never have to worry about it again.

>>57742939
>managers, IT Director and CTO still do a lot technical stuff
they dont, especially middle/senior management

As a background I'm 24 with a master's in software engineering and a diploma in management and leadership from the CMI in the UK. I work for a start-up and manage people a good bit older than me and make more money. It helps that I'm an award winning researcher in my niche field. Stick with it.

> year and a half
That's literally nothing.
Get your paper, take more advanced higher-level classes that deal with neural networks or something.

>>57745823
>take more advanced higher-level classes that deal with neural networks or something.
literally one of the things I do at work

>>57745788
You'd be surprised about the management here, they do have to deal with the paperwork and other garbage that comes with the job but they spend a pretty fair amount of time doing real work

>>57742939
Tough it out at school. It's not very much more time. You'll be thankful later. And anyway you shouldn't be in such a rush. Try to enjoy college.

>>57745822

I bet they all suck your 12 inch dick as well

>>57743336
All the money you've already thrown at it will be for nothing if you don't get the paper.
Smartest thing to do would be to suck it up and finish the degree.

>>57742939
You are the dumbest, luckiest person ever, you big dumbass. Study and finish college.

Think about it this way; if something fucking happens to your job position (say the company goes under, etc) what are you going to do? Nobody is going to fucking hire you because you don't have a degree.

If school is that easy, then just finish. Your parents fucking want you to finish. Who cares if you're a financial burden? They obviously don't. They fucking put up with your dumbass for this long; what's another year and a half? Who cares if you max out your loans? Every other American did the same and they're still fucking alive. Also, if you leave and don't get the piece of paper, then you're not getting the management position. That simple. That's what your boss said.

How the fuck did you get chosen for this position? It just sounds like you want to make this stupid-ass decision so badly. It's scary that your dumbass is gonna be in charge of other people.

JK senpai, it's all good. :3

>>57751813
this x3
think long term, like 10-20 years from now.
not one or two years after you graduate

>>57742939
So CE is a decent field then?

>>57742939
>Help me out here /g/uys, do I drop out and stay a software monkey for the rest of my career or do I suck it up for another year and a half so I can get into management?

You troll-ass motherfucker.

You already know what you're supposed to do. Fucking show off.

>>57742939
le humblebrag post