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Who says all those immigrants are going to be high-end google-worthy engineers? The chances are in favor that they would drive down the pay of the first quarti
by zalzane 13y ago
Who says all those immigrants are going to be high-end google-worthy engineers?
The chances are in favor that they would drive down the pay of the first quartile of programmers based on quality, not the savants making 100k+/y.
- zanny 13y agoThis would suck. I got a crappy CS degree from a nobody college, got average (3.5) gpa, got out in 3 years and didn't get any internships my first two years (though I tried) so I've just been doing my own stuff for a year. I'd hate for the job market to be even harder for fresh CS grads not out of an Ivy League or state school. Most of my graduating class just gave up and went for cheaper masters programs, I figured I'd learn more on my own (and I was right, I learned half a dozen new languages, and a lot of the practical parts of development like regexes, sql, unix commands and sysadmining, etc).