| Food for thought: * Big investors almost never invest the year leading into a general election. They already spent all that money on bribes and lobbying. * So much of the US had already outsourced a great part of their manufacturing. * Much of that manufacturing went to china. (be sure the check the news that china is making in the US today) * We are more politically divided than ever before (I don't think this is mutually exclusive to the US) * We are experiencing (in the US) the largest cost burdens ever seen for renters source: https://www.jchs.harvard.edu/sites/default/files/reports/fil... * There have been many reports of large lay offs in not just the tech sectors. * Most of our current employment numbers are politically motivated lies or exaggerations * AI has pushed a 6% increase requirement on development productivity * There are vastly more boot camps and junior and mid level developers available in the market. * Remote work make the market global when it was still very local for many. I feel like there are many more bullet points to add. |