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by pbourke
2247 days ago
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Counterpoints: - before Coronavirus, there was a shortage of people to work in software (if you believe BLS) - software employment represents a very small portion of the labor force - there are many problems that have just happened that will require software to solve - while there are undoubtedly industries that will be hard hit, there are many software-intensive sectors that will see growth as a result of the crisis (ecommerce for one) - the world in 1999 was much different. the internet was a curiosity, now it's essential. - and finally, companies that are looking to implement efficiencies (read: lay people off) turn to .. software edit, one more: - many software positions over the past decade+ have been filled by immigrants. Going forward the US is going to be much less friendly to immigration, so competition for jobs will go down for US workers |
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