snorkles01

Yep they left as soon as they realized they were gonna be answering legit, fair questions about immigration instead of just getting a dick sucking from Reddit.

I'm curious if you have any idea what percentage of people who apply for something like this actually pass training and get hired as a controller?

I'm newely graduated from college with a degree in Electrical Engineering but at this point have decided I don't really want to do anything related to my degree. To be honest now I'm just interested in some high paying career track that allows for early retirement so I might give this a go since I fit all the requirements.

Well on the bright side an engineering degree is just a good all around degree to have and should still lead to a good job even if it has nothing to do with STEM. But yeah I can definitely relate. I was so burnt out on EE stuff by my senior year but just sucked it up and finished it at that point. Now taking any sort of job requiring designing or working with circuits sounds horrible to me.

I'm really curious what aspect of coding do you have difficulty with? I'm of the belief almost anyone can become good at programming if you spend the time and learn it correctly.