So now that big software companies have killed the money in programming...

so now that big software companies have killed the money in programming, what are some other promising fields of employment in this dwindling economy? it seems every specialized field of labor is being reduced to a pittance.

>so now that big software companies have killed the money in programming
plz explain this to me for i am interested what you mean by it

I'm hoping that the need for bicycle mechanics will improve. Bikes offering a great alternative to cars for poor fags, such as myself. Basic maintenance is easy. Doing a rebuild on a Fox Rokshox, not so much.

Beyond that, electrical engineers are always in demand.

instead of hiring experienced programmers for a decent salary, companies now hire junior developers and offload senior level work onto them.

in addition, big tech has gone to the government and requested they teach children how to code in public school now. this will drive wages down further as it is no longer seen as a specialized field of knowledge, almost everyone will have a baseline knowledge of how to code. these people are only 5-10 years away from entering the job market.

>DEY TOOK AR JERBS
git gud and stop being a pajeet

H1B Visas ruined the field of computing, sets a price ceiling on the labor. all the pajeets work for less over natural citizens

>hire junior developers and offload senior level work onto them
i do not see this as a good idea.
> how to code in public school now
it does not guarantee there will be many good devs coming out of that and im sure many will drop it later on.
we can agree that let us say like poojeets one can learn certain syntax and basic rules of development but quality will not be there. way of thinking and approach is what matters, so i presume you already have that - therefore keep on trucking burger.

maybe you could start something on your own as well and hire some people. i dont know dude.

Every company has different computer systems to run things. Get in at ground floor in IT, learn and become a system administrator.

You will have to be willing to job hop and like moving to shity places. Only way to get raises and titles.

Just try to get in somewhere to get started then follow your gut.

In 1989 the minimum wage for an H1B visa holder (specialized, skilled worker) was set to $60,000.

So if you are a white american in the IT field, you CANNOT get paid more than $60,000 - it would be more efficient for the company to hire a Pajeet for $60k while you go fuck yourself.

So white American IT workers have to race to the bottom of the pay scale. Sub $60k just to be considered over a Pajeet, and even lower than that to be considered over your desperate white peers who will work for $35k.

The end result is Comp Sci grads all across the nation are either A) Unemployed or B) working for $35k or less. Good luck paying student loans on a $35k salary.

inb4: but muh handful of silicon valley counterexamples that apply to less than 1% of the real workforce

The government. Government jobs can't be outsourced