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New grads can get jobs?
I've seen it happen! She... lives in Canada, you wouldn't know her
nichole?
Oh, so you do know her
she ghosted me 😭. how is she doing?
Well, she's dating someone new... but you wouldn't know him, he lives in England
how do you know him?
Nichole told me
you still talk to her?
No, she ghosted me
Not at Google, Amazon, or Meta. Some companies are still hiring new grads to make entry level engineers into their future senior engineers, but it's usually older companies.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ibm-expands-entry-level-hiring-165921396.html
I dunno. From what I've seen, they mostly replacing them with ~~outsourcing~~ erm I mean Ai
I love how they do that entire article and then immediately stick in a shill for fucking AI stock at the bottom.
I think this whole thing was written for people from r/WallStreetBets to masturbate to.
How is IBM still in business?
Yeah the ones who left the graduation speech early got the 10 jobs that were available.
j/k those jobs went to someone's cousin.
They're Stanford grads they are someone's cousin
Well if they have degrees in software engineering, certainly.
Where have you been the last few years lol, new CS grads aren't exactly doing well at the moment.
They're still doing better than a lot of fields. I mean when you factor in compensation it's still one of the best fields to be in. Compare to a teacher, where you'll need a master's degree in most states and then you can expect a salary around 40k. Whereas with software, when you do find a job it's not unusual to start over 100k. But if you were willing to work for half that, I bet you'd find something quick.
Plenty have given up after graduating and being on the job search for 2 or 3 years.
At least as a plumber or electrician you can actually still get a job.
They aren't paying 100k for some fresh grad they need to train. They will pay them to train their AI models at the lowest possible price point though.
CS has a pretty high unpemployment rate and that was pre-covid too. yea maybe it was meant for grad school from the sounds of it.
cs hasnt bee doing well for more than 10+years. one of the first thing i looked at on a different forum from that long ago, cs and one other stem was has pretty poor job prospects non-health bio, and cs.