Professor of Computer Science at UC Berkeley: “My perfect GPA students are contacting me worried because they are getting zero job offers.”
Tech bros: “There’s a shortage of talent. We need more workers! More H-1Bs!”
Professor of Computer Science at UC Berkeley: “My perfect GPA students are contacting me worried because they are getting zero job offers.” pic.twitter.com/iF7iKXPppk
— U.S. Tech Workers (@USTechWorkers) December 27, 2024
Tech bros: “There’s a shortage of talent. We need more workers! More H-1Bs!”
Professor of Computer Science at UC Berkeley: “My perfect GPA students are contacting me worried because they are getting zero job offers.” pic.twitter.com/iF7iKXPppk
— U.S. Tech Workers (@USTechWorkers) December 27, 2024
by ProtectedHologram
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Zero job offers meaning I’m looking for $180k outta college with stock options. Preferably in AI or fintech.
Because employers care about industry experience not perfect GPA.
Not really shocked.
Higher FED rate is bad for the tech industry and the longer it is high the worse off tech companies will be. [Source](https://www.forbes.com/councils/forbestechcouncil/2024/10/23/how-the-feds-interest-rate-cuts-will-impact-the-tech-sector/)
Also work from home will push companies to out source to other countries
Then you still have all the recently laid off employees with experience which would be more likely to find a job than someone with no experience.
Oh also H1B visas and what not to top it all off
White collar jobs are in an odd position right now to say the least.
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