I find myself writing my code now more than I did a year ago.yup ai is a cancer
ish is writing most of my vba scripts and python scripts though
I don’t like / trust some of the ish ai does
Stack overflow >> chatgpt
Tech Industry job layoffs looking scary
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I don’t like / trust some of the ish ai does
Stack overflow >> chatgpt
Covid was the boiling point. the 2010s were already flooded with people with overinflated roles who didn't do shyt, and then Covid companies literally increased headcount by insane numbers.
It created a perfect storm where yes there were a bunch of overpaid talentless people who were arrogant as shyt paired with companies doing what companies do and not caring about people. So now actual good people have to suffer.
A lot of these companies got flooded with trash ass talent from Ivy League or top universities making hella money but being fukking trash lol (I hate the concept of target schools in big tech/major companies because actual smart people see most these folks are dumb as shyt).
Remember last I checked computer science was the most sought after degree during the bandemic.
It’s going take a minute for that to level out.
Time to stat pad your resume brehs:
We have had 15 yrs of all that “just do tech” bullshyt lol. I was one of the few folks like that shyt aint for everyone (because usually folks like me have to put up with garbage talent who make it past the interview loops).
With AI tech will become like law where it wont be prestigous anymore and only a small number will eat
You all keep talking about the quality of these Indian coders like the same shyt wasn't said about Asian manufacturing 50 to 60 years ago. It doesn't have to be good, it just has to be adequate and eventually it will get good. For every 20k they spend to fix a mistake Rajesh made they are saving millions by underpaying his countrymen. I don't know how this country is going to survive another hollowing out of an entire industry but there's no turning back.
You clearly ignoring the nuance of what has been stated
There's also no worker solidarity in this country. White collar workers have been pitted against blue collar workers for decades. It's created a tit for tat animosity where one demographic is happy to the see the other stumble. "Capital" and "the job creators" have already shown they are willing to carve up a thriving middle class to line their own pockets. This is round two. There's still time to affect some sort of change but that times is running short. Corporations are on a speed run to reduce white collar workers to a financially insecure serf class.
Okay.
Product Management roles are some of the hardest hit by layoffs. If you deal directly with security breaches right now. You definitely have tons of options with a new company getting breached everyday.
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That's exactly what it is and don't let them try and tell you different. Best believe that after the dust settles on RTO relocation there will be another series of layoffs that they "just couldn't avoid". Matter of fact, I need to talk to my guy that has an inside track on internal headcount. Last he told me it was a significant percentage of people who got told to relocate and just up and left.
They don't come with pay bumps nor any relocation assistance. Pay your own way and like it. VP was adamant about that. Talmbout if we help one person we gotta help everyone. No shyt Sherlock, you MFs instigated this.
I've been trying to combat it on The Coli
. Only do this shyt if you love this shyt because it'll kill you if not.
Very true. CEOs have already conducted a cost benefit analysis and guess what?
Thry don’t give a shyt as long as the end result is more profits.
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This is honestly why people should get a Computer Science or equivalent degree.
From here you can go into an MS CS program for A.I and put that in your resume that you're attending, not even that you've completed it, but you're in progress.
If you got any kind of degree and experience you should be looking into the Georgia Tech OMSCS program and far fewer people would be able to compete with you. Knock down the prerequisite course work if you don't have it, which shouldn't be too bad if you have coding experience and get into the program.
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That's wild to be willing to put that out onto social media for the world to see. shyt is pretty accurate not gone lie but I'm too scary to even bring the subject up with the other PMs on my team even though I suspect a couple ain't doing shyt all day.
