> outside of IT which still has it good I don't know if I'd say IT has it good. IT just doesn't have it bad the way the rest of workforce does. This assumes

> outside of IT which still has it good I don't know if I'd say IT has it good. IT just doesn't have it bad the way the rest of workforce does. This assumes IT as a technical/business role, not just "tech" in general that includes software devs and hardware engineers. The python gurus and embedded systems analysts are doing okay, it's the cable monkeys and tier 1-2 support folks feeling the pinch.