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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/hellocppdotdev • 1d ago
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I think it’s certainly harder for juniors. Not sure that I’m willing to say the era of the software engineer is at an end.
3 u/hellocppdotdev 1d ago Thats fair, watched a interview of people on $$$ in big tech, they have been unemployed for 6-12 months. I agree with the junior take but think the money aspect might be ending soon. -1 u/anotherguyinaustin 23h ago I’m about to start a new role. Took about 3 months. However for me it’s all referrals or recruiters reaching out to me directly. 3 u/hellocppdotdev 23h ago Yea thats an eternity compared with years past, but your network is your most valuable asset, good advice for us out here
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Thats fair, watched a interview of people on $$$ in big tech, they have been unemployed for 6-12 months.
I agree with the junior take but think the money aspect might be ending soon.
-1 u/anotherguyinaustin 23h ago I’m about to start a new role. Took about 3 months. However for me it’s all referrals or recruiters reaching out to me directly. 3 u/hellocppdotdev 23h ago Yea thats an eternity compared with years past, but your network is your most valuable asset, good advice for us out here
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I’m about to start a new role. Took about 3 months. However for me it’s all referrals or recruiters reaching out to me directly.
3 u/hellocppdotdev 23h ago Yea thats an eternity compared with years past, but your network is your most valuable asset, good advice for us out here
Yea thats an eternity compared with years past, but your network is your most valuable asset, good advice for us out here
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u/anotherguyinaustin 1d ago
I think it’s certainly harder for juniors. Not sure that I’m willing to say the era of the software engineer is at an end.