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I have been so focused on learning on my own, that I did not focus on potential employers for when I graduate this December. How do I go about finding a company with more agile and modern management style, that is looking for someone with more applied experience even though I am fresh out of college.I don't want to sound conceded or narcissistic but I feel that most of the businesses at career fairs are looking for entry level programmers with no prior experience even in the language they are hiring for.

<p>tl;dr : I spent college teaching myself outside the curriculum.About to graduate, How do I find and contact a company for employment.

I go to a pretty well known University in Texas that uses Websense web filtering. Dogecoin.com is blocked under the category of "malware". Does anybody know why this is?

I saw a story here on the homepage and was trying to learn a little more on dogecoin, and was surprised at the site being marked as "malware".

Thank y'all!!

I am web developer outside of school, and an MIS major in college. One of the main focuses on my major is software analysis and design, were they teach non programmers how to draw UML diagrams to create software.

This methodology seems slow and bulky. Any developers out there able to give some more insight into how widespread diagramming before coding is?