The Computer Major's Guide to the Real World

by Alan R. Simon

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The good news is that there are plenty of good jobs for trained college students with computer science majors. The bad news is that too many computer science majors leave their comforting academic environment and enter the cold, cruel employment world with inadequate skills for coping on a career level.… (more)

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The good news is that there are plenty of good jobs for trained college students with computer science majors. The bad news is that too many computer science majors leave their comforting academic environment and enter the cold, cruel employment world with inadequate skills for coping on a career level.

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