I don't know if this is really true about me.
An easy test. Do you code on your own, not because something external (like homework) requires it, but on your own volition, because it's a natural thing to do? Do you get into flow state while coding?
What are other examples of marketable skills to you?
In your context just look up post-graduation employment rates by college major. Engineers and accountants will do well. Women Studies majors, not so much.
Every company in the world needs a designer in some form or another.
Most companies need a designer only occasionally and that does not justify keeping one on payroll. If a company needs a new logo it can hire a design company or a freelancer.
Maybe there are a whole pool of white-collar jobs that have nothing to do with any particular major
Yes, they are typically called "administrative assistant" or some other variety of a junior paper-shuffler. They are rarely satisfying or lead to a career.
Do you code on your own, not because something external (like homework) requires it, but on your own volition, because it's a natural thing to do?
No
Do you get into flow state while coding?
Yes
In your context just look up post-graduation employment rates by college major. Engineers and accountants will do well. Women Studies majors, not so much.
Yeah, I already did this. Science has always been far and away my least favorite subject in school, so science and engineering are definitely out. Math and economics seem to be the next best things after c...
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