I feel for you, but I also think it's not correct to compare yourself against work conditions in China. In a country of 1bil + people, there is hyper competition, esp for cheap labor at a degree that one can not even imagine here in the US.
Relatively speaking, you (being a worker in the U.S.) Have tons more opportunities to improve your career conditions, provided you establish the baseline needed for that particular career.
Software development, given how hot of a market it is, does not require traditional 4 yr degrees. You maybe looking at the wrong companies....
Relatively speaking, you (being a worker in the U.S.) Have tons more opportunities to improve your career conditions, provided you establish the baseline needed for that particular career.
Software development, given how hot of a market it is, does not require traditional 4 yr degrees. You maybe looking at the wrong companies....