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#2Says Twitter.
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#4I doubt I'd show up in those statistics since I haven't actively seeked(?) employment since leaving my last job of my own accord. How many people are burned out with no way to even claim unemployment? Anyone else in a similar position considering options entirely outside of tech?
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#6I doubt I'd show up in those statistics since I haven't actively seeked(?) employment since leaving my last job of my own accord. How many people are burned out with no way to even claim unemployment? Anyone else in a similar position considering options entirely outside of tech?
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#7I doubt I'd show up in those statistics since I haven't actively seeked(?) employment since leaving my last job of my own accord. How many people are burned out with no way to even claim unemployment? Anyone else in a similar position considering options entirely outside of tech?
Yes there are droves of us out there who don't qualify for unemployment. Thats why i think reports from the private payrolls are probably better indicator.
Found this article from adp research which says software is 17% below 2018 levels. This was from last year though so it should be even lower now.
https://www.adpresearch.com/the-rise-and-fall-of-the-softwar...
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#8Says Twitter.
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