Anonymous wrote:For all these kids who are applying for CS and are currently in CS programs, what's the plan??? It's a really stark reality for entry level CS work. What's the hope that these kids will actually land any entry level job using their degree. Heck, even jobs in finance, consulting, marketing, most white collar entry level jobs are going to cut by staggering numbers. What's the incentive to spend $100k a year for a degree that can't guarantee you a job??? Help me understand this. What are parents doing or advising for their kids entering or in college?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What are any major going to do...
I guess some posters think being an English major is the way to go, as if AI can't replace writers faster than it can replace software programmers.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a recruiter. We posted a job in IT. We had 200 applicants in 36 hours. It’s not good out there.
IT is not CS.
Anonymous wrote:I’m a recruiter. We posted a job in IT. We had 200 applicants in 36 hours. It’s not good out there.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a recruiter. We posted a job in IT. We had 200 applicants in 36 hours. It’s not good out there.
How many were basically bot applicants and/or people not remotely qualified?
The online job application process is horribly broken.
+1
200 applicants means nothing. I bet 50% are not qualified.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a recruiter. We posted a job in IT. We had 200 applicants in 36 hours. It’s not good out there.
How many were basically bot applicants and/or people not remotely qualified?
The online job application process is horribly broken.
Anonymous wrote:My UMD CS kid has been completely fine finding internships since freshman year. No worries on our end. UMD is top notch, many graduate early and we haven't spent a fortune on any OOS school. (Fyi- got into MANY OOS schools and small privates, but very happy with the UMD choice.)
Anonymous wrote:First off, what is AI doing besides sorting through natural language and patching together words and numbers? Thats it.
Anonymous wrote:Liberal arts from the top schools are best bet with AI, per experts.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Liberal arts from the top schools are best bet with AI, per experts.
There are no experts. Everybody is guessing.
Anonymous wrote:Liberal arts from the top schools are best bet with AI, per experts.
Anonymous wrote:
Go to community college then flagship satellite
Do not spend one extra penny than necessary on basic college degree.
Consider trades.
Work out and be in shape
Look and smell as attractive as you can
Be dependable
Forgot to add..invest the amount you were going to spend on regular college minus the cost of community college / flagship satellite or trade school.
When you get any job be extremely thrifty and invest every penny.
It will all take care of itself because most people are not strong enough or lack focus to do these things