Your degree didn't teach you to code. It taught you how to THINK.
Systems thinking. Abstraction. Trade-off analysis. Breaking down complex problems into solvable components. These skills are what actually matter, and they're valuable everywhere.
In this video, I break down:
→ What you actually learned in your CS degree
→ Why limiting yourself to "Software Engineer" is leaving 90% of opportunities on the table
→ How to position your technical background for roles in product management, consulting, finance, marketing, and operations
→ The exact framework for translating technical projects into business outcomes
My video on Systems Thinking: • How to design any system
My free guide for CS majors in 2026: https://stan.store/arjay_the_dev/p/do...
-- Video Content --
0:00 - Intro
0:50 - What you should have learned in your degree
4:00 - Positioning for different jobs
6:28 - What jobs to apply to
7:53 - How to network (properly)
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