#Questions for Career Panel - Engineering
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What is the biggest issue you have encountered whilst working on the projects you work on?
Have you ever freelanced? And if so how did you set your rates?
have you guys ever been under staffed?
DO YOU EAT FOOD WHAT TYPE OF FOOD DO DEVELOPERS LIKE TO EAT
What would you suggest for a 16 year old programming enthusiast trying to get into the community?
What type of engineering questions? There are loads of different kinds? We talking about coding?
Do you ever feel undermotivated? If so how do you regain motivation?
How do you handle security risks? Do you have a security team working together with software development team?
What are career panel
a career panel is like a panel for people with careers
How to handle security risks on websites, etc? Do you have a security team working together with software development team?
What did your careers start as and what made you want to get into software engineering?
how much time every day do you spend sitting down
Engineers! What is best in life?
Is Rust worth learning it?
probs a question for #916403494997610516
is there a high amount of stress in Engineering?
When and how did you start developing software/apps/games/etc... ?
Do buttons work?
what kind of engineering
How would you implement a trie
can a engineer answer my question in the development channel?
Did you need to go to a software boot camp did anyone of your peers go to a trade school and get accepted
What is your biggest life lesson you learned?
How can you jumpstart your engineering career?
why not just copy and paste it here btw???
tabs or spaces
could you add this to #916403494997610516 ?
What is the worst part about Engineering? and how did/do you deal with it?
how often do you force push merges into master?
Do you like the change from Master to Main in github or did it like spark outrage and chaos? Did you still keep master as the name for the main branch?
do you have many small codebases or just a few monolithic codebases?
When it comes to being an engineer, how would you market your skills?
#920530847944278047 to add questions
#general to discuss the panel 
Do you like AWS?
You will like it OR ELSE
What was the Worst Engineering job you have gotten before?
Have you ever been forced to use a library that had poor documentation and if so did you like it?
Do you ever face imposter syndrome
What's the tech-stack you mostly work with? Which of the tools are the most useful within your own development team? (Perhaps a link to each tech stack
)
Ah ty so much, i realised how important networking rlly is
if added a ✅ or ☑️ to your question it's been answered (or will be answered soon)
Anyone can react to messages tho
Have you achieved your goals/dreams as a Engineer?
I feel like as you down the the path, your dreams slowly get bigger
yes but I believe the poster can see if I reacted 🙂
👌
the tech stack for printerest and twitch would be interesting too 
here you go 🙂
Thank you!
how do you decide when to drop a project?
When the product owners tell you you've run out of funding
After learning how to multi-thread do you try to implement it or just keep writing code safely
What is the most stressful part of your job?
Do you enjoy working from home or working away from home or working on a plane?
What do you look for in a project before deciding to jump on board?
If you've ever felt impostor
syndrome at your job, has that anxiety gone down as you became more experienced or has it been a moving goalpost that's more related to your mindset than your skills?
Did you ever look at bad code and say its sus?
My Name is Dibya kanti And I am From India. MY Question is-
I am now in Bcs Computer science.
Sir , Can you please explain how many path is here in this . And which path is best for make carrier and make money.
Do you think the school name is important when applying for a professional career? Have you ever been rejected because the name of the school doesn't hold?
How do you prevent career burnout? Do you just give up and keep working forever?
Do you have one of them pop up desks at work, if so did you like standing up while professionally coding?
When it comes to designing sites, do you have any tools or anything that helps make that?
What is your opinion on Github CoPilot? Do you think people should stop using it and just code in notepad or vim?
Have you ever been offered jobs by the department of defense?
Do you think having a security clearance would help getting into a company more easily? (in the U.S)
what has been written in WebAssembly and was it worth it?
Have you ever coded in a low language or pure spartan-blood C in your stack? (sorry im kind of biased)
Is there anything that you guys are enthusiastic about sharing/feel is commonly overlooked, but never get to discuss in events like these?
Have you ever interviewed anyone and wanted to hire them but couldn't because the coding exam portion made them flunk?
Are you using SOLID / TDD / hexagonal architecture ?
And / or which other good practices ?
I've been interested in both the electrical engineering and computer science parts of computer engineering, but I have a lot more experience when it comes to computer science. Theoretical side of computer science hasn't really interested me but I love making projects in code. Is there any part of the field that might fit my interests or any advice would be nice!
Have you ever made a binary tree and implemented it on your application
Hi! We probably won't be able to cover all these questions but our panelists @warm trout @heavy moon @lilac obsidian and @fossil elk could probably try to answer some of these via text chat in a bit 
What are your thoughts on Brainf**k (that language made up of like 5 characters)
When it comes to designing sites, do you have any tools or anything that helps make that?
lol they just dipped
@warm trout @heavy moon @lilac obsidian
Thank you 🙏
Thanks Panel
Thank you!
thanks haha
love it!
jfsuck is also a fun one 🙂
I think Figma is a pretty great tool
I watched Fireship's video about it, I might try it out
"...and paste it into one of the many online interpreters"
what does that do
i converted window.addEventListener('contextmenu',e=>e.preventDefault(),false);
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it goes on like that jsfk for quite some time lol
basically stops people from right clicking a webpage to view source 😄
the obfuscation on the method just made me smile 😄
The anxiety does go down somewhat as you gain more experience. Once you realize everyone makes mistakes and no one is perfect it becomes a lot easier. But it does still linger a bit as you move up levels
How do you approach your team about needing a Business Analyst on the team? As an Agile Scrum team, we are meant to run lean and mean as far as documentation goes, but we often find ourselves re-defining previously answered documentation questions.
I'm currently in my 3rd year of studying Computer Science in college I expect another 5 semesters of studying before I graduate with my Bachelor's. When should I begin looking into internships and what kind of internships should I be on the look for?
What is the biggest challenge in your field of work?
Lol centering anything. You’d think it would get easier by now but nope!
I have to stack overflow how to center a div every fucking time, that shit just doesn't make sense 😭
<center><div></div></center> - i used this
lmao i just flex and align 
Same or justify-content center
Wait does this work? I never seen the <center> tag before
Pretty cool!
center is deprecated. You shouldn't use it anymore
Oh
depreciated in html5
Mmhm just like <font> and some other stuff
I wrote in #development but seeing as the event is over I might as well continue here
If you're struggling with centering stuff I think you might be missing the fundamentals of how css + html build on top of each other. I recommend starting by looking at how the box model works https://web.dev/learn/css/box-model/
wait what
Everything in a website is nothing more than a rectangle that sits next to and/or inside another rectangle
yeah haven't someone use center in years
I'm much too casual of a css developer to learn it properly. frontend is just too tedious for me.
I'll take a look at the link you sent tho, thanks.
I used to think that about my css skills too. I even have screenshots of me talking with a designer friend crying about how bad I am at making things look good. It gets better with practice, you have to make a couple god awful websites and toss it in the bin before ideas about what makes a website look good or bad start to click in your head
If you're struggling with getting websites to not look awful, a few tips I can give are
- Learn how the box model works. HTML elements are nothing more than rectangles that fit inside each other relative to parent elements. Look at the Discord UI you're using right now, they're nothing more than rectangles inside other rectangles
- Stop trying to use color. Color is really hard to get right, working in grayscale lets you focus more on layout and not fiddle around with the color picker. It's much easier for a beginner to add color to a finished design than trying to get it right in step 1
- Go look at designs you think look nice in sites like https://dribbble.com and try to copy them 1 : 1 if you need practice
- Use tools like https://figma.com to create a design you're happy with before jumping into css
O cool
making a static website for a competition where you're not allowed js look the same in all screen resolutions 🥲
I have done this during algorithm practice for interviewing but I have never actually needed to implement one professionally. 
From the research I did in the past while on the job hunt, applicants on average land a position in software engineering within 6 months of actively applying. For those seeking internships specifically I believe there is a certain time of year companies typically open windows for applications and they normally close after a month of being open. I know the Onramp site partners with a lot of companies seeking interns so that could be a good place to look.
Woah, Heather is here, isn't she Popular? WOAHH
So which is the best language?
I want to join Microsoft
I'm 14 now
I looked at some of the job applications and saw it required C#


It’s even more fun on Android when you’re using drawables and there’s no library to help. You end up having to come up with a formula to translate the x and y axis of a matrix using paint. That’s where integer division can trick you and it’s super obvious when you’re a pixel off 🙈
I think it's the way you said it
but nothing is wrong
I like the enthusiasm, keep it up!
What do you guys think is the best university for CS?
Thanks! :>
h,mm
Why do you only take people of age above 18+ since people below the age are also ok with those...?
Depends
If you want good coding culture
IIIT's are best
Cool
If you wanna enjoy college life and A decent coding culture go for IIT's
Are you talking about bot reviewers?
A lot of bots have nsfw features and those under the age of 18 legally can't view that content. We shared the reasoning in #announcements
We removed all existing staff that was underage, if that's what you're asking about
hn
Do you make enough money for a living working on discord and top.gg or working for an actual job would pay you more?
How much money you guys can make in a month?
How to find out which area of computer science engineering do i wanna specialise in? theres so many thigns to explore, and i end up wanting to do nothing and everything at the same time.
How do you guys implement updates to the website? Things like christmas themes, halloween themes, some new feature, etc. (What's the process, who initiates it, how does it actually get updated for public, etc.)
What are you using in backend and which database are you using
