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Doctors literally have their own organizations which actively work to limit the supply of medical school graduates. What would happen if they didn't have that
by shahbaby 5y ago
Doctors literally have their own organizations which actively work to limit the supply of medical school graduates.
What would happen if they didn't have that legal protection? Look at Pharmacy; it used to be a great field until they started opening up Pharmacy schools everywhere and pumping out graduates nonstop.
The same thing is now happening with CS. We have no legal protection to limit our supply.
Luckily for us, most normal people don't find fulfillment in abstract problem solving but there's no reason why that can't change overtime.
- ushakov 5y ago> most normal people don't find fulfillment in abstract problem solving most normal people don't find fulfillment at work
- seibelj 5y agoSoftware development is the most globally distributed high paying job and is arguably one of the easiest to outsource. Yet FAANG keeps paying huge salaries when they could get 10x the number of people in foreign countries for the same price.
- comp_throw7 5y agoNot really, if you look at levels.fyi you'll see that even in formerly "cheap" locales (India, Ukraine, etc) FAANG & comparable companies are paying 6 figures for experienced devs. There is obviously still a discount, but it's more like 3-5x rather than 10x, and rapidly shrinking (even as compensation in the US continues to skyrocket).