Eric Cheng is the founder and host of the existential zillenial podcast “Wait, Say More”, recently rebranded from its previous title of “No, So True”. With “Wait, Say More", he aims to tackle the real challenges of navigating your late twenties now in a funny and earnest way. After starting his career in comedy writing and performance, Eric transformed his own quarter life crisis and mental health journey into a platform that has already reached over 13 million impressions across media channe...
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Eric Cheng is the founder and host of the existential zillenial podcast “Wait, Say More”, recently rebranded from its previous title of “No, So True”. With “Wait, Say More", he aims to tackle the real challenges of navigating your late twenties now in a funny and earnest way. After starting his career in comedy writing and performance, Eric transformed his own quarter life crisis and mental health journey into a platform that has already reached over 13 million impressions across media channe...
Computer Science Degree vs. Software Engineering in Industry
Passion Project Pending
41 minutes
1 year ago
Computer Science Degree vs. Software Engineering in Industry
#46. In this episode I discuss My history with choosing Computer ScienceComputer Science program at UmichFirst impression of compsci / what they taught usCareer fairsHow many classes I almost failedChoosing LSA vs. engineering (different colleges within University of Michigan with different requirements)Recruiting for junior year internship vs. recruiting senior year for full time roleFirst year in industry at PoshmarkGetting promoted to software data engineer “II” and what that meant etcStar...
Passion Project Pending
Eric Cheng is the founder and host of the existential zillenial podcast “Wait, Say More”, recently rebranded from its previous title of “No, So True”. With “Wait, Say More", he aims to tackle the real challenges of navigating your late twenties now in a funny and earnest way. After starting his career in comedy writing and performance, Eric transformed his own quarter life crisis and mental health journey into a platform that has already reached over 13 million impressions across media channe...
