US DOL (look at JOLTS reports for more detail) statistics do not bear out the hypothesis that tech jobs are hard to get (demand is still very close to 2021, whi

US DOL (look at JOLTS reports for more detail) statistics do not bear out the hypothesis that tech jobs are hard to get (demand is still very close to 2021, which was the record). There is a lot of evidence to support that layoffs are coming mostly from pure "Tech Companies", while the rest of the business world is continuing to hire. 94% of companies are saying they will add headcount in 2023... ... So my advice is to look at non-tech companies. Reality is that most companies really have become "tech companies", they don't make software or hardware, but have physical products and services -- and often are very technology dependent for operatiions.