WHEN will TECH JOBS Come Back?
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- Feeling lost in the tech job market? Layoffs got you down? We've got you covered!
This video dives deep into the current state of tech hiring in 2024. We'll explore:
What happened in 2023: Understanding the factors behind the tech slowdown.
Are jobs still disappearing? Separating fact from fiction about layoffs.
Are there still opportunities? Uncovering in-demand tech skills and hot job markets.
Is AI taking over? Debunking myths about automation and the future of work.
Job hunting tips in 2024: Strategies to stand out and land your dream tech role.
Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, this video will equip you with the knowledge and tools you need to navigate the ever-changing tech landscape
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A lot of people complaining about gatekeeping lately, they should ask themselves why companies are only offering courses, not job offers...
I regret going into software, I always wanted to become a doctor then my stupid ass went for a CS degree
You're a doctor of computer.
Immigrants can't take doctors job. Go to medical school.
If that's your opinion then you should change your career. Please, change your career.
I also regret.
Me too. Doctors, Desists etc skills are in more demand as you get older. The opposite is true for IT/software.
Ugh. I'll just keep tech as a side hobby. I don't want to worry about layoffs, competition, and a volatile economy. The tech part on it's own can be stressful
everyone saying the same thing ,like 50 UA-camrs reading the same script
Usually a very bad way to grow followers. Usually, these type of UA-camrs have nothing to offer.
😅
Seriously. I'm not sure if I'm caught in the youtube algorithm, or is the industry actually suffering.
Well I can say one thing: this guy was spot on with every point he made.
@@qwe14205no, actually he was not
Why then were there 400,000+ requests for H-1b workers, 75% of which are in the IT space? The reason is simple, job discrimination and a complete unwillingness of middle management to look at the saturated local engineering market. A fact laid bare in the DOJ vs Facebook (2020) and Apple 2023.
These jobs won't come back. The industry is in a major transformation and the skillsets needed once these changes are complete, you won't have.
Never. Technology is all about efficiency, doing more with less.
As such, organizations simply don't need as many tech workers. 😳
What about all the jobs that are being outsourced to other countries for cheap labor? How will that impact the tech labor market? What jobs in tech are in danger of being outsourced and what jobs will never be outsourced to other countries?
Crowdstrike outsourced qa to India
In what sector of tech?
I had trouble hiring developers. They say they’re in the US, but they actually are in Asia or Africa. One even sent another guy to visit our office. So they’re stealing jobs that aren’t even trying to outsource.
Thank you for sharing stats and boosting morale!
I agree with every point you said. Nice!!
People are getting jobs in tech the economy is bad across the board and tech was wayyy over leveraged and so they let people go so there’s just more competition to get those jobs but people will leave there’s seats. It’s like a game of musical chairs you just got to impress your interviewer
This was an intelligent analysis. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing this with us 💙
Software engineer with 25 years of experience here, 6 years with my current employer. My department consists of 300 people. Out of this there are maybe 80 of us who can actually code. The rest are management, project coordinators, PMOs, DEI, manual testers, newsletter editors etc. If we fired half of them no one would even notice. Over the recent decade many people come to IT just for money and promise of better life. They have zero passion or interest in technology and cant understand that IT is all about continuous learning. Our industry is changing at breathtaking pace and single online course simply wouldn’t cut it. I blame the so called big tech for promoting this false zero to hero ethos and I’m not surprised that they’re laying people off. My advice for the new joiners would be: if you want a prince, be a princess.
I can't agree more.. thank you for sharing your observations!
when will tech job come back?
when your people go back to india
😂
They might take google and Microsoft with them.
Kind of pointless to compare 2009 to 2023 or 2024. The interest rate environments were completely different. The financial conditions were significantly more loose in 2009.
If you want a real comparison you need to look back at 2001. GFC was rough but tech thrived because…free money.
If you want to get back into tech now or even next year, you have to grind hard. Or alternatively you have to wait for loose financial conditions. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
and be prepared for much lower salaries
168,000 tech jobs lost in 2001.
I wanted to be a police officer but I think I am too old and I have to take meds for epilepsy so probably an automatic denial.
If you don't have the mindset for development no amount of training will help
Companies are getting very picky
I don't think they will come back.
Thank you
They ain't coming back. You'd have to be living under a rock to not see that the Tech landscape has funadamentally changed overnight, and the sad fact is no one can predict what skills will really be needed go-forward. Boomer to Gen-Z, all have or will be discarded along the way in the next year or two. We are looking at UBI to avoid a violent revolution... (48 years in tech here, 'retired' now, but would like to continue to contribute part-time to stay mentally active- I'm just a 'hobby' Python and Data Science guy now). I do hope it gets better and doesn't turn out like I suspect... not optimistic though. Good Luck to all of us in the pot as they turn up the temp. on us frogs....
This is a literally insane take. Lmao.
Folks, you need to get out of Tech and re-skill. The Tech market is completely saturated. Hundreds of applicants for one job in the UK.
You missed to factor in the impact of the ongoing conflicts in russia-ukraine and the middle east, may I know why?
Yeah, military are hiring 😁
@@markmd9yeah but here we are discussing tech jobs for civilians
@@surajv1986 he forgot to mention that we’re on the brink of a WW3 lol
@@markmd9 Wars, sanctions affect the global economy and interest rates. For instance, the German economy is struggling without cheap Russian gas.
Highly unlikely
Tech jobs has been going to india. Go there to find a tech job.
You people are greedy of money so that's why God has planned this for you