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In the previous decade or so, everyone has been shifting to technological fields. Whether they are computer science or even things like marketing. I think CS w

In the previous decade or so, everyone has been shifting to technological fields. Whether they are computer science or even things like marketing. I think CS will be, if not already, very crowded. I think it's psychology, particulary being a therapist. I know this is hard if you already graduate. But in the next few years unfortunately more people will get depressed and anxious. And they will need more therapist. This is because of social media and similar stuff (I think this topic has been discussed greatly. For more information see Social Dilemma movie.) This will even increase greatly in the future, due to virtual reality. I think Apple Vision Pro will ruin society more and more.

eszed 3y ago
You're not wrong, but will people be able to pay for it?
warner25 3y ago
I like your take on this. I've been in awe of the explosive growth of software developer salaries, college CS departments, "learn to code" initiatives, etc. over the past 15 years and really wondering how long it can go on. On the other side, my family has started consuming a lot of mental health care over the past couple of years, and it has not been easy to get in with therapists. The trend is for insurers to cover more of it. With that and teletherapy being the norm now, I think a lot more people are willing to sign up for more sessions, and the overhead of running a practice must be much lower (due to teletherapy, not dealing with insurers).