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I didn't get an internship in college and worked a menial job. It won't necessarily hold you back as long as you can synthesize the skills you pick up in the furniture store job. That said, most internships will understand that you are there to learn and won't hold you sucking against you. Again. You are there to learn. Go get an internship if that's what you want in your heart. If not, the furniture store won't be useless necessarily.
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Everything is going as planned
I'm working at a big furniture store on the weekends to earn a little bit of extra money during my computer science bachelors.
The only annoyance is that the job has absolutely nothing to do with programming...
Should I quit to try get an internship as a developer? What holds me back is a real lack of confidence & experience. I wanna get more into programming but I'm also scared I would suck ass in a real company, although I have already worked with a lot of differnt languages & paradigms during my studies.
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