Economists and industry executives say the hiring slowdown is also tied to post-pandemic overstaffing, aggressive cost-cutting, high interest rates and widespread hiring freezes.

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I am going to gleefully watch some of those companies burn when seniors retire or move on and there is no one left with enough experience to supervise AI code or beginner level coders.

Betcha wish ya'd fucking unionised now.

Don’t believe everything you read in the NYPost.

Ahh reminds me of when I was a fresh CS grad working at Dominos

Now they get to spend the next 5-10 years realizing they are slaves and everything adults have told them about the economy, work, and fairness was cope from those adult slaves.

The “pick yourself up by your bootstraps” folks ordering a burrito. Bootstrap?

Well, now they know what it's like to have a bachelor's degree in any other field. Welcome to the club.

If you want a guaranteed job right away, go into medicine, or plumbing, those are safe bets. I expect people will always get sick and need to shit.

Coding AI is like hold my beer. Folding an over priced burrito not so much.

Why should I even try? If the job market is this bad. I've been struggling with this question.

How was the interview? Did they pull questions from HackerRank?

Asking for me, because I’m an old CS grad in a bad job market.

There's another side to this.

This means there's a lot of programmers who are available to work on other things. It's an opportunity for businesses to start and new programs to be made.