Post number #112312, ID: c2d5c7
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I need to say/write this, I don't hope to recieve the solution to my problems... so here I go.
2 days ago I started my intership in a videogame company as a programmer and I was given my first task to complete, to rewrite a project from blueprints (UE4) to C++. So I started... and felt totally useless, I couldn't understand a lot of things and couldn't write a single line, so I was kind of down. The next day (Saturday) I recieve a letter from my University: -continue in next post
Post number #112325, ID: c2d5c7
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>>112312 I can't continue my studies given the cuantity of course reproved. I can change career from Civil Engineering to Execution Engineering and "continue" studying, but to talk this matter with my parents (who pays my studies) is hard, and I will disapoint them. I needed to aprove around 10 courses to finish the career (around a year), and now I need to tell them that a can't finish it... I don't know what to do, i will probably will change career...
Post number #112332, ID: c2d5c7
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>>112325 ...but I feel so dissapointed in myself now, like trash, I don't know how I will look to their faces from here onwards...
Post number #112373, ID: fb00fa
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1st when you start a new job as a programmer you'll take some time learning the company's coding style(completely natural, it's happening to me too and it's not the first time) 2nd can't help with the rest but I hope everything turns out fine in the end Don't give up, fortune smiles on those who try their best, though sometimes in a very unexpected way
Post number #112377, ID: c373d3
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Sending virtual hugs, g/u/rl. As for the internship, make sure you ask for help from your team and your assigned mentor. Part is interning is learning how to ask for help! As for your university, it sounds like your parents are there to help you. Don’t be afraid to tell them your predicament and that it may take some extra time to complete your desired major. All the best!
| I need to say/write this, I don't hope to recieve the solution to my problems... so here I go.
2 days ago I started my intership in a videogame company as a programmer and I was given my first task to complete, to rewrite a project from blueprints (UE4) to C++. So I started... and felt totally useless, I couldn't understand a lot of things and couldn't write a single line, so I was kind of down. The next day (Saturday) I recieve a letter from my University: -continue in next post