> where in reality most CS grads even now probably have it better than grads of most other fields had it even in the “good times.” I would agree and that is a

> where in reality most CS grads even now probably have it better than grads of most other fields had it even in the “good times.” I would agree and that is a valid criticism. Imagine you are not a CS grad, you may also be impacted by layoffs and hiring freezes in tech. But outside of tech the story may be different. It may be different at non FAANG tech companies as well. From what I heard on NPR the most recent jobs report still shows robust hiring which likely means the Fed will keep raising interest rates. Also the article mentioned that the profiled CS grads were expanding their job search outside of the big tech companies in general.