The computer science dream has become a nightmare

Okay, coding-equivalent-tendency promise has officially collapsed.

According to the latest Federal Reserve Bank of New York, new computer science graduates are facing unemployment rates of 6.1% to 7.5% – more than twice as much as biology and art history. StudyThe A crush New York Times Peace Highlighting what is happening on the ground.

The distinct stories are altogether. The 21-year-old Mansi Mishra has graduated from Pardu after promising to start a six-digit salary to get a single interview in the chiptal. (He did not get the job.) Jach Taylor has applied for about 5,7 technical jobs since graduating from Oregon State in 2021, just five interviews and Zero offers. Even McDonald’s rejected him for “lack of experience”.

The accused criminals? AI programming removes junior locations, while Amazon, Meta and Microsoft Slash Jobs. Students say that they are trapped in an “AI doom loop” AI using AI when companies use AI to auto-rectise, sometimes in a few minutes.

Thanks, Misra landed a job after a cool application that came into effect. It’s not in software engineering.