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Which areas of expertise are you looking at? What languages are you looking at for job openings? Where are you looking geographically? It's hard to generalize

Which areas of expertise are you looking at? What languages are you looking at for job openings? Where are you looking geographically? It's hard to generalize to just geo-agnostic "coders", I think. >encouraging people to go into the field on the pretense of a "hot job market" seems disingenuous. FWIW I think this is true no matter the program. By the time it trickles down to those thinking about enrolling and those people start graduating, the market becomes saturated from all of the graduates (who were already in the pipeline) and all of the people who made career shifts to the in-demand X.

GarrisonPrime 7y ago
Mostly JS and its bucket of related architectures and connections, since that seems to have the widest applicability. Also considering C++ and Java since I already have some experience in those. My parents are bordering on elderly and need more and more help, so I'm probably limited to the Rocky Mountain or southwest regions of the US. Although in this early stage when I'm just trying to get a feel for the market, I've not been limiting my searches to any specific region (other than US-based).