Why the Tech Job Market SUCKS Right Now
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- If you're wondering why the tech job market sucks right now, this video is for you. We'll dive into the reasons behind the current state of the tech industry job market.
Why the Tech Job Market SUCKS Right Now
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Hello. My name is Maurice and I just became aware of your channel as I was looking for some kind of hope for breaking into tech. I'm 54 years old and currently working in a warehouse environment and it's very taxing on my physical body as well as my spirit. I'm trying to learn all the fundamentals as I'm studying for CompTia's IT fundamentals test (I heard that Course Careers may be a better option but I really want to finish what I started so I may just do Course Careers after) and hopefully break into tech in a helpdesk position and build from there, but it seems that I have awful timing as I'm hearing that the tech Industry is struggling right now. I don't know how much longer I can endure the warehouse environment and I need to transition out. If I were to get a helpdesk position making 50k annually to start, I would be satisfied. Is there any hope for me at my age in this market for this to happen? Any advice I would greatly appreciate. Thank you for you time..and apologies for the long text😅
Just got laid off last week and it’s hard to get back in but I won’t quit. Even picking up part time gigs in the meantime while staying up to date and getting certs. We will prosper soon. Peace.
Wishing you well my friend
Stay blessed ❤
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Thats very optimistic of you, but we definitely will not prosper soon, trust me.
@@jonwinder6622 regardless ima get mine man, life’s not linear. I can’t control what everyone else here does or thinks but I’m speaking optimistically for those who lost or are losing hope. I’m a survivor and will figure things out. So appreciate the “truth” but when it comes to that? Keep it to yourself my man. Stay blessed.
A lot of industries are struggling but thanks to all of the content creators that sold a dream
YES!!! I was gonna post this. All these fake UA-cam gurus wanna-be content creators that have only been in tech for a little bit of time and all of a sudden selling his dream. I've even seen youtubers giving advice about Cyber security field, yet after less than 5 years in the field they called it quits and STILL have the audacity to keep their channel up giving tech industry advice 🤦
A day in the life... and other lifestyles
You forgot another reason : UA-camrs selling a hyped up dream of going into tech with the assumption of high pay and flexibility. Combine that with people that have a lazy entitled mindset, and the tech industry is now flooded with people who shouldn't even be in it and are just faking it for the paycheck.
I also bet that a LOT of the people currently complaining that there are no opportunities out there, are the same people expecting a 6 figure salary right off the bat and don't want to lower their expectations cause they want the life of the IT people that have been in this for decades.
Opportunities are there, unfortunately these job postings are not entry-level friendly for people just trying to get into the industry. It also doesn’t help when employers don’t want to offer any training, not to mention the curriculum you learn through said certification doesn’t even come close to teaching what the jobs are asking for. Breaking into the tech industry is a complete shit show, especially today. Even people with years of experience are struggling their butts off to get hired after a layoff.
@@SkyMonkey42 yeah that's definitely a factor, another factor that we don't know about, is each person's own personality and how their soft skills are. Most people think that just because they got a piece of paper cert or degree, that it immediately entitles them to the job, and then they end up saying "there are no jobs out there". Many factors come into play and it's difficult to pin point and everyone's scenario is different.
It's a free market, so stupid is alive and well - some of the best customers are stupid. UA-cam runs on stupid like America runs on dunkin
Market is beyond crazy. I've got two years in tech and an associates in Software Development. Out of hundreds of applications, I only landed one interview with a company. Recruiters reach out to me then I get ghosted. Wild world in tech!
These scammy recruiters are destroying it as well. Im so tired of fake job postings and interacting with super unprofessional recruiters. I even contacted a few companies about it and they dont even care that they're being represented by such trashy recruiters.
People are struggling everywhere.
I know some older tech that are unemployed now for a while. They are catching it extra hard by also having to deal with ageism.
share this video with them. They can still win with the right strategy and working with the right people.
True. I'm having that now.
@@shawnbruce6934 I wish you the best.
20 yrs in tech, interviewing with people my kids age, I think they look at us as their parents and not as someone who could help them grow. Ageism is real! 3% response for your application is great percentage.
You are inspirational! Blessings to you and all those in these tough job situations. Keep the faith everyone!
Tech job market sucks because of offshoring. Companies are laying of Americans and hiring overseas. Then add in the huge number of influencers telling folks to hash tag learn to code and you have more workers joining a shrinking job market. Last companies I have worked for do this now for new projects: hire a couple onshore architects, a couple onshore staff devs, and all the mid, junior, and senior devs are cheap offshore.
It's always sucked. People who shouldn't be in it got in
What a turn… i remember everyone was saying TECH TECH TECH 🤣
Don't worry they will be saying tech tech tech again in a year or so.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown lol
Why is this funny?
@@ShermSuite Why isn’t it?
@@ElevateToTheUnknownafter that election things are finally going to move again. Trump 2024. The only candidate that cares about the economy.
I waited so long to go back to college. At 28 I was interested in pursuing a career in tech and was pushing to work towards a MIS degree. After careful consideration I am now working to get my A.S. in HVAC and move towards the trades. I have worked in retail my whole 20s and deciding to retire and change industries completely. In the world we live in now a college degree guarantees nothing and I have to be able to provide for myself and my family for years to come. Hopefully the trades will teach me a lot, offer a competitive salary with a lot of opportunities. Thank you for all the advice on tech and wishing you all the best!
@@lincolnloggedon i know people without college degrees working in tech, nowadays employers are looking past the college scam and looking more at the type of soft skills and desire to learn you have. I'm not saying college is 100% useless, but this whole idea that one MUST go to college is so outdated. I am self employed(not in tech) with only one year in tech/trade school and I average between $50-$250 an hr depending on the level of specialty work I do. Reason I'm looking into stepping back from that and going into IT is because working a labor intensive trade will wreck your body, so what's the point if later on you're gonna have all kinds of problems with your joints etc. I'd rather go back to earning money using my mind more and being more comfortable in that regard.
HVAC can bring some good $ though. I know guys that charge $250 just to do a maintenance cleaning on an unit that only takes them 45 minutes to do.
I also know a guy in Cyber security who makes $165k without any college degree . Just experience, and he also has ADHD, so learning new things has always been challenging to him yet there he is, working from home making good money for the type of area he lives in.
@@theoneders2056 I appreciate the insight! I think I will be sticking w/ HVAC for now. However, what would you recommend to someone who is interested in getting into tech with no degree or experience in 2024-25? Certifications?
@@lincolnloggedon i can't answer that, I'm currently on the path of self learning to take and pass the A+ Cert, get my foot in the door with a Help desk job and go from there. My bro in law already said he'd try to get me something once I'm more knowledgeable in the field since he's already pretty up there in experience. I'm focusing on learning fundamentals, so that I can build from there instead of trying to skip ahead.
@@theoneders2056 NICE!!! Wishing you the best of luck!
@@theoneders2056 Nice man! Wishing you the best of luck!!!
I was recently laid off by both my jobs. It is hard. I have a few interviews lined up this upcoming week. Wish me luck!
You got this. Good luck.
That’s why I switched to healthcare finance, it now has a higher demand with less supply, since it is often overlooked.
What is healthcare finance? Like carecredit?
What do you do ?
@@CyberSecurityFashionDesigner Yeah doesn't look like we will get a reply here XD
@@parthn-musicforwork4789 😂😂
Very true. Get the bag however you can and upskill. I worked in construction til I landed a 60k job...then 6 figure role. It takes time.
I do construction on my own and do ok. I might make 65-75 k but I’m making cabinets and painting them and installing built ins and custom fish tank stands, shit like that. Ate a lots shit sandwiches to get to this modest point and I got about 20bands invested into saws and paint equipment. And damn the world is outpacing me. 6k a month in the Tampa area spends pretty quick. I drive old Toyota and live in a small paid off house and still just be like damn how am I gonna get ahead.
@@matthewsmith2362 You're doing better than me big dawg. I don't have a paid off house. Good work, keep grinding!!
I 100% agree!! I've been trying to break into Tech sales since 2022. With life and everything else going on it has been hard I'm not going to lie. Especially when I'm watching people trained with break in and some excel since then 22. Networking and mentorship will be two of the biggest keys to always breaking through a stagnant job market. The mentorship will give you guidance and skill acquisition. You will understand the mind of the role through an experienced professional and how to market your skills towards that role. A mentor keeps upskilling, skill utilization and strategy at the forefront. Networking keeps you connected to the right people for the right time. As you lay the groundwork with your mentor to highlight your abilities, the people you have in your corner can help push you through the right door.
The worst I have seen it in 20 years. Hoping it gets better soon for all. I agree with the referral and networking.
Thank you for the great insight. Networking with right folks is the key
Absolutely!
I knew it wasn’t me doing something wrong. I graduated back in may and have applied to around 250 jobs. Got only 2 interviews and rejected
Applying to just 250 jobs is too low in this job environment. Try 2000
@@Stoneface_ That sucks :-(
We have to have our own empires even if we are working for someone else. I invested in a Star Bread business right before Covid while working for Tesla as a Networking Engineer. Now I’m unemployed from the tech industry but running my own company 💯
You are so right.
is Star Bread business franchise?
@@tikblang1 Yes
I'm a Software Engineer with over 6yrs of experience - I wasted precious time studying Comp Sci to get my BA, wasting time on calculus, theory, etc. My friends had newly started working in real estate when I'd newly started my degree and they're now KILLING it with commissions, etc... while I'm stuck on a low 6-figure salary. I'm slowly starting to transition into real estate but it's just gonna get harder since I"m about to get married, it'll be rough to take risks.
Everyday I regret not getting into real estate. You never hear about real estate industry layoffs because everyone needs somewhere to live. Tech is all lies and a major scam. I wish I'd I never got into this cut-throat, thankless industry. It would've been good if us tech folks received commission as our code generates millions of dollars, literally - but that'll never happen.
It does generate commissions for those that sell it. Move to the sales side of tech and watch your friend become jealous of you
@@ElevateToTheUnknown Nah, homie. Tech, in general, is a solid scam. What was once an excellent and sustainable career has now become subpar and unsustainable. Real Estate is the way to go. Always has been, and always will be.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown What a bad advice...
@@gbtheluckyonewell you give him good advice since mine is bad advice. As someone who is in tech sales now I personally make all of my friends jealous, real estate, doctors and lawyers. If you don't believe me, I've documented my journey in tech sales in this channel. I started as a software engineer as well just like many of us.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown I think sales in tech is also changing because of the progress in technology.
Someone told me IT Audit never goes stale
Truth.
Speaking the truth!! I was laid off twice in a year and just now getting a job with lower TC. Those pandemic years were glorious in tech. I’m going to network and pivot into ML/AI as an up-skill. Keep up the great content! Subscribing now!
Good luck, I have a feeling it's real crowded right now specially to those from South Asian region. They are also not immune to this crisis.
So true. I just completed a bootcamp and have debt. Now I’m so disappointed with the current trend.
A few things I've noticed are first a lot of people (hand up) aren't leaving jobs that they normally would have. Part of it is pay has decreased and part of it is less companies are offering remote flexibility. I've also noticed that some companies are only moving local candidates forward or are clear on not paying relocation. Honestly I've even been thinking about investing in career coaching but have no idea how to pick a good one or make sure I'm getting the most out of it
For selecting a career coach , Start by looking into the careers of those that have similarities or experiences you want, then try to set up a call with them.
I've been doing this field for 28 years. I recently truncated my resume down to the last 15 years which SUCKED BC There was a lot of past exp that got lost in that. I at 58 am being discriminated against bc of My age. I got laid off from a global bank a month and a half ago and this is Beyond Frustrating. There aren't enough F Words for this.
Question: I was under the belief for years that tech was shifting towards remote work. I hear people saying "you just want to be lazy" already, but hear me out: I have multiple sclerosis and have a damn tough time driving in urban settings where most tech is located. I got my first job in a rather urban area when I started, as I had not yet been diagnosed with the MS, but now, years later, I got laid off, and now I DO have the multiple sclerosis. Moving would be, for that and other reasons, not preferable, but I've applied to nearly 500 remote listings on LinkedIn over the past six months with literally zero positive reward for my efforts. What do people like me do? What recourse do I even have? I know MS is technically a disability, so I feel like there has to be SOMETHING I can turn to, but I feel at the end of my rope more days than not anymore.
There's a method to the madness and now you have to pay to play by hiring someone to coach you up on what not to do and what to do or hire a team to help you land a job.
Also I want to add “apply locally to companies” there’s much less competition
I left my previous job three months back. I applied for over 800+ jobs and got a few calls and interviews. Even after clearing the interview, I got a low salary package which was frustrating. But the workplace is getting worse than ever. It seems like the skills we learned over the years are not valued nowadays and we need to learn a lot of things just to get a small salary. It's the worst tech era we have ever seen post-pandemic.
Stay the course. Keep learning, its all a cycle.
Definitely hard to get in. Been trying for a couple years and well over 1200 jobs applied.
I've been laid off for four months now, and despite sending out hundreds of job applications, I've only managed to secure a few interviews. Unfortunately, none of them have resulted in a final offer. It's been a challenging and frustrating experience. I don’t know how to get over this.
This man is almost on point, but there is a different thing people must understand. The tech job market doesn't suck; what really happened is that companies began filtering out people who lack talent and got in for other reasons. For example, I’ve been building algorithms since I was 13 years old, and I have a master's degree and 15 years of experience. I can solve problems and build products. There are tons of jobs available, and I’m pretty sure I could get any of them if I applied today. But it will be impossible to get a tech job for someone who doesn’t have the specific talent to actuallt build tech or problem-solving skills.
“Learn to code,” they’d all said smugly.
Thank you so much for this encouragement and clarity. 🙏🏽
The tech job marker never sucks if you don't plan for to have to work for someone else. You can use the skill just about anywhere.
Legit video! Thanks for sharing! So real!
Would you consider BBA with a concentration in MIS tough in the market as well right now? I was concerned a BBA would be too general. That is why I chose MIS as a concentration. However, now I really worried
How many job seekers have computer science degrees?
There's less barrier to entry now compared to 10 years ago.
And we are competing against an entire country of cheap programmers on visas.
Yep, comp sci is pretty common now. And yes, the competition is fierce.
I feel like the front-end and back-end developers/ engineers are safe if they float around and freelance.
Get management experience, get your PMP. IT Project Management is hot right now
that's not my experience - i've been a practising PMP Project manager for 15+ years and have been benched since the start of the year - i have 35 years experience in IT and applied for hundreds of jobs that were good matches for my skillset/CV and only had one interview for a very low paid job which i failed to land - my PMP is up for renewal and i probably won't bother to renew if it costs me anything as i cannot afford it right now.
I'm starting school soon to pursue my degree in IT. And based on what you said and what I've heard from others on Reddit. The future seems bleek. But this is the only degree I'm interested in. So I'm going to achieve my goal whether its for better or worse. Thanks for the advice though.
The future is bright. Things change quickly. I'm 40 and have seen a thing or two. Get your degree and work on being good at what you do and you will be in a good situation.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown Thank you!
@@rodw3391Go. Into. Energy.
It's wild man...have seen you post 100s of videos about how good the tech industry and now this...obv things will improve but this is really the state of the union rn
Yes sir. It is the state of the union. This happens every 4 years or so. I've seen it happen at least 4 times since i entered the tech industry in 2006.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown I got into manufacturing 2 yrs ago and it's a different world. Truly recession proof. You're channel is great...might do something like it for my industry. Best regards.
@@miles.alexander What do you guys produce? Food and food packaging?
@@tikblang1 electronics [PDUs]
Thank you for your words of encouragement because it IS definitely discouraging. I completed a GRC cyber security course and haven’t found a job so I’m just doing my UA-cam channel and applying to 13 jobs every other day and I’m hoping that God will put me where I need to be SOON because I won’t give up.❤
Don't give up. We have seen this.
Every company has a tech department.. what’s wrong is ppl are going for big name companies
this is the reason for the lack of IT jobs in the UK: a) successive UK governments since 2000 have been handing out work visas to immigrants like candy - they kept saying that there was an IT skills shortage in the UK but what they meant was that there was a low cost IT skills shortage that would benefit their mates/donors such as Rishi Sunak's (ex UK prime minister) wife's company INFOSYS. b) offshoring/outsourcing to reduce costs. c) Cloud services d) a tax legislation called IR35.
Nothing sucks more than reaching out directly with an intro and sample prospecting email that 95% of people aren't doing, reach multiple final rounds with great feedback to then not get picked.
I wont give up tho!!!
Some money is moving into commercial real estate; I don't feel the economy is about to boom, but what I think is happening is the rich people have decided that this is somewhat the bottom of the economy, so they're willing to invest knowing this is as good of a deal as they're going to get. I was getting two or three contracts a month for a while. Now I have like seven or eight contracts for the upcoming months. I will be working everyday probably going to two sites in one day sometimes
maybe monies are getting routed to real state (set aside) instead of investing in companies?
I see you know your stuff because you're experienced. But I just turned 50 this year and maybe I am wrong? But age plays a HUGE factor in why most employers wouldn't hire someone of my age range within the tech industry. I started applying once the doors slammed shut and everyone stopped hiring new junior Devs around 2023 last year. I stopped applying 2 months ago because I didn't see no results and I applied to many jobs. I stopped applying around 2 months ago. But I still program but as a hobby and I am focused on learning different skills.
Am I wrong? But do most companies even though they don't admit it or speak about it openly. They do age discriminate and tend to hire those in their 20's and 30's, am I correct?
Bill, yes, unfortunately this is the case for junior level positions. Some people feel they can hire cheaper and younger talent for junior level positions.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown Thanks for sharing. My gut instinct has been telling me this because I see this in some other industries, but I am pretty sure it is probably even more so in tech since it is so competitive now, well thanks for the feedback you confirmed what I already knew.
@DevlogBill That's why it's best to always push yourself and keep moving forward. I've heard some people say that if you sit still, you'll get left behind, and that there's no reason for a 50-year-old developer to still be developing. Personally, I think that's nonsense, but it's something I've come across.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown Thank you for the reassurance. I think I will set a plan today and just do it. But this time keep it simpler, I think before I was over thinking some stuff, thank you.
I am in cybersecurity and I am worried.
Uhhh I got laid off from it so idk if I should try anymore
@@CyberSecurityFashionDesigner Intel is laying off. Smh I say this diversify your professional career.
@@Jupiterxice still? Idk what to do that makes money :(
yeah y'all tripping i just got a job offer last week
Yes there's definitely jobs just not 100k jobs for everyone. 😂 but this is how it's always been people were just too hype in that 2020-2022 run but jobs will still be there check codingphase
Even for IT project managers it's been hard
Wow, PM jobs have usually been plentiful.
@ElevateToTheUnknown yeah I'm trying to figure what's going on
@@tercial Seems that every job is impacted by the state of the economy.
Thanks so much for this. It feels better to know that I’m not the only one that’s going thru this.
Its literally no jobs out there. Only a few low paying opportunities
Much respect
Does this also apply to Tech Sales? I was about to start a boot camp for it.
It applies to every career. The good thing is that it will turn around fast
@@ElevateToTheUnknown The issue right now is what will you do with the grass if the horse is dead.
Sooo as a person trying to get back into cybersecurity….should I just go back to fashion school? Lol makes nada but I love fashion and cyber hasn’t done ish for me
There are many people getting into cyber security right now so your chances are high
@@ElevateToTheUnknown really? I am studying for a cert rn. I am hanging on:/
Isnt networking just nepotism for your friends?
If that's what you think it is you are wrong but you can go ahead and keep believing that and see how much it benefits you to not network.
@ElevateToTheUnknown lol, chill out. Just making an observation. I promise I'm not going to isolate myself...
@@Icedanon 😂
@@ElevateToTheUnknown Alonso in the movie Training Day said "It's not what you know, it's what you can prove," but anymore I hear him saying "It's not what you know, it's WHO you know" in my head.
2 part time jobs with flexibility to make ends meet.
What are the latest and greatest nowadays? What's hotter, more secured and exciting than raising 50 goats and/or water buffaloes? I asked A.I. and it gave me these intensely demanding and soul sucking careers. Artificial Intelligence (AI), Cybersecurity and Machine Learning (ML), Data Science and Analytics, devops, Blockchain Quantum Computing, robotics, and will, in the near future replaced by a 6 foot robot.
But it doesnt suck i don't understand why everyone keeps saying that about Tech
Why does it suck for everyone else in the comments but not you ?
@ajw88211 I think the problem becomes when people become stagnant in their current position and don't level up and learn different fields in tech leading to you becoming a more valuable employee to where you move up or move on that's the game in Tech
@@DreScope And what do you recommend we pursue? Artificial Intelligence (AI), Cybersecurity and Machine Learning (ML), Data Science and Analytics, devops, Blockchain, Quantum Computing, Cloud AWS/Google/FB/MS? The companies are hiring people with at least 3 years professional 'work' experience in those fields.
Don't blame Ai
That won't happen til 2026
@@jenny-DD close to 2030
@@jenny-DD close to 2030
real AI will never happen - it's all smoke and mirrors.
Get into geo engineering.
Too many people, not enough positions.
ℹ agreed
i would investigate if a big chunck of your software jobs whent to india. for reasons. ... that would mean permanent layoffs
nail on head.
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AI is going to replace mamy tech jobs.
AI will also create new tech jobs.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown facts
@@ElevateToTheUnknown Maybe 2 jobs created and lose 10.
It’s over
Yeaaaa right. There are always opportunities and new paths to explore.
You look soooo south african
Always remember Steve Biko
If you don’t own land you’re finished ? Can’t hunt or fish ? Finished .
You will own nothing and be happy .
At least when you go up to heaven, your relatives will not be fighting for your scraps.
Because we are hiring H1B from India and firing Americans , and moreover sending our jobs to India . Offshoring
FACT CHECK: not True.
AI is shit. It produces lots of garbage. Garbage In | Garbage Out
FJB
Where can we find tech sales mentors. Alot of these tech sales (Sdr/BDR) are just affiliate marketers for CC just to promote it.
Find them on LinkedIn. Look for individuals who have at least 3 years of experience.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown is 3 years the magic number?