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> there's just not going to be demand for inexperienced software engineers for a while As I understand it, part of the layoffs is downsizing in anticipation of
by musicale 2y ago
> there's just not going to be demand for inexperienced software engineers for a while
As I understand it, part of the layoffs is downsizing in anticipation of replacing paid staff with AI, but another part is payroll reduction by eliminating many higher-paying positions while opening up some lower-paying positions.
So I'd agree with keeping your day job while you continue to develop your skills and portfolio, and also recommend that you keep looking and applying for positions when they open up. Since you have a paying job already, you can treat it as a learning and exploration opportunity.
- aireo 2y agoThanks a ton for taking the time to chime in. As you and the original responder suggested, I'll continue to build things and expand my skills. I think you made a really important point about re-framing this as a "learning and exploration opportunity". Thanks again for taking the time to share some feedback.