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> the US seems to struggle with that specific point as of late, yet it remains true in the rest of the world Are you sure about that?
by Xenoamorphous 11mo ago
> the US seems to struggle with that specific point as of late, yet it remains true in the rest of the world
Are you sure about that?
- embedding-shape 11mo agoNo, I'm just pulling anecdotes out of my ass/am hallucinating. Is there something specific you'd like to point me to, besides just replying with a soundbite?
- IAmBroom 11mo agoData.
- RHSeeger 11mo agoAdmittedly, there's the responses in this thread with people saying "I'm in <some country that isn't the US> and the market here is bad, too".
- embedding-shape 11mo agoAdmittedly, there seems to be responses that also disagree with that, just like I did. So I guess it depends? News at 11:00.
- llm_nerd 11mo agoHow about you tell us where the market is good for devs? It is heinous in Canada and all of Europe that I'm aware of. Are you in China? India?
- embedding-shape 11mo agoWestern Europe is fine, for seniors as well as newcomers, based on my own experience and friends & acquaintances. Then based on more acquaintances South America and Asia seems OK too. But again, ensure you actually understand the context here. What does "heinous" actually mean here? I've repeated it before, but I guess one more time can't hurt: I'm not saying it isn't difficult to find a job as a developer today compared to a decade ago, but what I am saying is that it's a thing across all sectors and developers aren't hit by it worse than any other sector. Hiring freezes has been happening in not just technology companies, but across the board.