Panic at the Job Market
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Panic at the Job Market
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#2The article is saying that tech jobs are declining due to high interest rates. It's also saying that companies now expect you to perform tasks from multiple departments, leading to burnout and low job satisfaction when you do get a job.
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#3The article is saying that tech jobs are declining due to high interest rates. It's also saying that companies now expect you to perform tasks from multiple departments, leading to burnout and low job satisfaction when you do get a job.
Thanks for the summary. The article looks interesting, but I didn't have the time to properly read it.
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#5The article is saying that tech jobs are declining due to high interest rates. It's also saying that companies now expect you to perform tasks from multiple departments, leading to burnout and low job satisfaction when you do get a job.
It's impossible to get hired but once you will, you own the app, entire stack, and have side tasks. Salary perhaps 10% higher than pre-Covid.
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#6"we see correlation is causation and you can’t argue otherwise:"
Right. Because none of us remember what was going on in the world at the time.
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#7The article is saying that tech jobs are declining due to high interest rates. It's also saying that companies now expect you to perform tasks from multiple departments, leading to burnout and low job satisfaction when you do get a job.
Thanks for the summary. The article looks interesting, but I didn't have the time to properly read it.
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#9The article is saying that tech jobs are declining due to high interest rates. It's also saying that companies now expect you to perform tasks from multiple departments, leading to burnout and low job satisfaction when you do get a job.
It's impossible to get hired but once you will, you own the app, entire stack, and have side tasks. Salary perhaps 10% higher than pre-Covid.
And then be laid off in 6 months