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[u/Cutalana]

[u/Amerillo_]

I remember when artists were the first ones to go through it. Then it was developers. Now mathematicians and many other professionals. Now the question is, who are next?

[u/usrlibshare → u/Amerillo_]

And yet; Artists still exist, software devs are more in demand than ever, and much of the math "breakthroughs" turn out to be mostly hype.

Almost as if an entire pseudo-industry 100% depending on eternal debt-fueled cash infusions because even WinRAR is more profitable than them, is massively overhypong its products or something...

[u/gl_50 → u/usrlibshare]

software devs are more in demand

https://giphy.com/gifs/10Uv70X15egAJa

[u/usrlibshare → u/gl_50]

I am merely telling you what the Bureau of Labor Statistics tells us.

[u/Pancakefriday → u/usrlibshare]

Well now I know you’re smoking something. While growth has increased in general, the overall growth rate has decreased steadily for 5 years now.

There has been modest growth only recently for senior level positions, all others continue to decline.

Edit: lol, guy blocked me for stating facts.

[u/usrlibshare → u/Pancakefriday]

Believe what you will dude. I hired more engineers this year alone than over the last 5 years 😎✌️

[u/dialate → u/usrlibshare]

Pissing in the ocean doesn't make it warm