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Not even talking about tech jobs breh. Think of how many people out there are working well-paying office jobs with a non-tech degree. Those are all game for a BSCS. It’s like being level 99 and going to a level 20 area. Mention “automation” or “A.I” in an interview and they’ll hire on spot.This is a real reality. Entry level Tech jobs will not hire you because they know you are overqualified and will dip at the first opportunity you get. And so will other fields and positions he applies to. This market is fukked up. I've got 12years experience and never expereinced the IT industry this janky EVER!
I've been ghosted by companies mid hiring process multiple times in the past year. That has never happened at any point job hunting. My network is going thru the same issues I am.
At the end of the day it’s still a high-level degree that earns respect in the real world across multiple industries and is associated with having a skill set in addition to traits such as learning complex material and a higher problem solving ability. It also may mean you have tricks up your sleeve that you can utilize that the average population doesn’t know about that can be used to make the job run better and people look good.
I don’t know if you watch basketball, but Cade Cunningham said he decided to be a point guard because his brother said that instead of trying to be a smaller wing, switch to being a big point guard as there’ll be a natural enormous mismatch vs most of the field. These advanced degrees provide that opportunity.
Hundreds of millions of jobs out there to choose from and people getting discouraged after a few hundred resumes for one highly-competitive field. It doesn’t have to be an all or nothing thing.
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