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instead of "learn to code", laid off workers will soon be told "learn to make wind turbines" the IT revolution is over for now

• WFHRenaissance 4y ago
  Doubtful. Most of these employees will have new gigs doing similar work within 1-2 months.
  • aaaaaaaaata 4y ago
    Recent experience or case study to link?
    • incahoots 4y ago
      Source: Trust me bro
    • WFHRenaissance 4y ago
      Recent experience with from COVID-related layoffs. No one I know spent more than 2 months on the market. But also, stop being a know-it-all empiricism addict. just use your head. Snap is a company with a high-hiring bar and plenty of competition that's still hiring. Of course they'll be scooped up by competition, even if only to prevent them from going to competitors. This comment screams Reddit-brain
  • Ancapistani 4y ago
    If that long. I'm literally going through my network on LinkedIn right now, making a list of people I know who currently work at Snap to send to my company's recruiters.
  • paxys 4y ago
    Engineers - yes. Other job functions don't always have such an easy time.
    • WFHRenaissance 4y ago
      I generally agree, but I think Snap probably hires good people. I bet they all do fine within 1-2 months.
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• jollyllama 4y ago
  "Learn to mine ore"