So, I'm a privileged 24 year old who comes from a family with money (not super rich, but wealthy enough) and I've never had to work an "official job". I've done gigs: tutoring, car detailing, handyman type work for a some of my parent's properties (painting, moving stuff, installing appliances/fixtures, etc.), but they've never amounted to more than 10 hours of work a week at most and I've never had to deal with having a boss or coworkers, or really anything that came with having official employment. I went to college for an engineering degree and never had to work in school. I did do a coding bootcamp after college where I was "working" for 40-50 hours a week, and I eventually got used to that full-time commitment.
I recently landed a fully remote software engineering job for a really cool company (late-growth stage Silicon Valley company in financial tech) where employee reviews say they have great work-life balance and flexible hours; I start in 3 weeks. I was just wondering, are there any tips or advice anyone can offer me regarding entering the workforce for the first time ever?
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