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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Med is always in demand. CS is not. Was hot soon to be cooler[/quote]

This is wholly inaccurate. The layoffs were across jobs and a few big companies and the people with CS backgrounds all had new jobs within a week. [/quote]

Just a beginning far from over. You make it sound like it’s over and done with.[/quote]

It’s more that people are lumping all jobs at tech companies as CS, and they’re not even close to being accurate. Very many of those jobs were non-technical and had nothing to do with computer science. Also, it’s a field that is hired at very many companies that aren’t FAANG and many of those have a lot of openings to fill those hires for the technical roles. Stating there is some issue with CS graduates getting hired is inaccurate and will remain so for a long time.[/quote]

Endless demand is what you are saying? Does that make sense to you? [/quote]

You’re making no sense. No one said endless demand. There is currently not concern that there will be not be jobs for new graduates. Demand for $400K salaries is a different discussion. [/quote]

How about demand in 4 years when DC's kid graduates? [/quote]

Or 10 years or 20 years down the road? Will it be as good as medicine? I think not. [/quote]

Nobody has a crystal ball. A lot of the "demand" in medicine is in places where people don't want to live and this will continue.[/quote]

That is simply not true. There are endless demands everywhere. Maybe what you are trying to say is certain areas have higher demands which is a true statement. [/quote]

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