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Now if only the C*O class would learn that they can help but certainly won't replace developers. Then we can get back to a more normal hiring market. This downt
by ohthatsnotright 3y ago
Now if only the C*O class would learn that they can help but certainly won't replace developers. Then we can get back to a more normal hiring market. This downturn in tech is very bizarre and much worse than the dotcom bubble.
- electric_mayhem 3y agoThat’s a very interesting idea, that the layoffs and hiring freezes -and the resulting reality that morale is at an all-time low among every one of the dozens of engineers I interact with on a frequent basis- is a consequence of leadership banking on that they can run their humans into the ground and then replace them with automation. There used to be the tiniest bit of restraint when the only available replacements were also sentient meatbags which would need to be trained. It makes sense that this rampant, gleeful, wholesale exploitation has been enabled by the idea that AI can replace folks faster than attrition brings things to a halt. Sick, but feels truthy