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And also I want to acknowledge everything that ends our career is not in our control .. like the dual forces of global offshoring / outsourcing and relentless a
by la64710 2y ago
And also I want to acknowledge everything that ends our career is not in our control .. like the dual forces of global offshoring / outsourcing and relentless automation (including AI driven) will continue to put downward pressure in the career curves of tech workers for next few years/decades.
- tonyedgecombe 2y agoIt's interesting that the common sentiment on HN a couple of years ago was the polar opposite of that. I lost count of the number of comments that affirmed the boom was going to go on forever. Software was eating the world, etc.
- mettamage 2y agoSoftware is steal eating the world, just not for employees. But we will integrate with tech more, as a society. I wonder where brick and mortar stores will be in 20 years.
- CoastalCoder 2y agoI should point out that a perceived shift in the general opinion of the overall group doesn't necessarily mean that a lot of individuals within that group had a shift in opinion. I.e., it's probably affected by who bothers to voice their opinion, and how memorably, at different times.
- ponector 2y agoIt depends on the perspective. Global offshoring/outsourcing does an upward pressure in the career curves of tech workers anywhere around the world except few countries.