Thanks for the advice. I should have mentioned this, but unfortunately I live in an area that is very much the middle of nowhere and not at all a tech hub. I feel this is holding me back as well, since I can only apply for jobs where I'm remote or can relocate, and I'm sure companies would rather hire a local. There's maybe... two? Software dev companies in my immediate area. (I've already applied, haven't heard back.) I could probably find a group for tractor enthusiasts.
The closest thing I have to anything like that that I know of is the upcoming career fair at my university, which is open to alumni as well, but that's not for a while yet.
working towards 106% in Crash 4. it's tough as nails and it's not a game that shies away from slapping you and laughing in your face for the smallest screw up. The 106% demands literal perfection on each level.
but it's a lot of fun and slowly conquering this behemoth is super satisfying
Thanks for the advice. I should have mentioned this, but unfortunately I live in an area that is very much the middle of nowhere and not at all a tech hub. I feel this is holding me back as well, since I can only apply for jobs where I'm remote or can relocate, and I'm sure companies would rather hire a local. There's maybe... two? Software dev companies in my immediate area. (I've already applied, haven't heard back.) I could probably find a group for tractor enthusiasts.
The closest thing I have to anything like that that I know of is the upcoming career fair at my university, which is open to alumni as well, but that's not for a while yet.