Probably best to move to Asia or India and apply for a role, you're more likely to get hired as 30% of the jobs are being replaced overseas. While this kind of

Probably best to move to Asia or India and apply for a role, you're more likely to get hired as 30% of the jobs are being replaced overseas. While this kind of behavior isn't new, I think its happening more often now. Will software development be considered national security later down the road (like how making chips are) when most of it is done overseas? As I imagine it will be, along with AI. Of course the bootcamps flooded the market as well, but H1B visa workers are another way to saturate the market, to keep costs low. I know they say they need workers with experience or training we can't get here, but you know most of the workers hired are just doing CRUD software, they aren't building an AGI-atomic-surgeon.