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> Programming's not a panacea for everyone's problems, you know? Yes, I do. Obviously (and, from a selfish perspective, thankfully) not everyone is inclined or
by morgante 13y ago
> Programming's not a panacea for everyone's problems, you know?
Yes, I do. Obviously (and, from a selfish perspective, thankfully) not everyone is inclined or able to learn programming.
I'm more interested in how counter-cyclical programming is. Does it allow you to weather a tough labor market, or are young developers seeing similar difficulties in Europe?
- miahi 13y agoYou can find work as a young programmer, but the wages are way lower than before. $7/hour as a programmer with a BS is no fun. Before the crisis, a college grad would expect at least 3 times more in Spain, but I know a few experienced programmers who left Spain because they could not find any kind of job to pay more than €1500-2000/month.