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We were told that "everyone needs to learn how to code", to the thunderous applause of all corporate stooges. It is hard to tell what is really going on. No co
by bgwalter 11mo ago
We were told that "everyone needs to learn how to code", to the thunderous applause of all corporate stooges.
It is hard to tell what is really going on. No company will admit that they are firing, e.g., DEI hires from 2023. I have seen some open source CoC loudmouths being fired, but that is not enough to establish a large trend.
- api 11mo agoNow it’s “everyone get into the trades!” I’d recommend talking to people in the trades first. Not saying it can’t be a good move, but it is definitely hard and has its own huge downsides like poor working environments, long hours, and years to actually get into decent paying roles. Faddish career advice is usually bullshit, or it’s too late and the bus it’s telling you to jump on left the stop years ago.
- rexpop 11mo agoThe jobs lost are "business analyst, data analyst, data scientist, and business-intelligence developer." That's not coding. Those are bullshit jobs.
- add-sub-mul-div 11mo ago> No company will admit that they are firing, e.g., DEI hires from 2023. That's because it's a fantasy you've contrived to make yourself feel good.
- venturecruelty 11mo agoDo you feel better now?
- robocat 11mo ago> CoC loudmouths Probably means code-of-conduct, and not clash-of-clans.