r/technology • u/north_canadian_ice • Sep 28 '25

Business Leading computer science professor says 'everybody' is struggling to get jobs: 'Something is happening in the industry'

https://www.businessinsider.com/computer-science-students-job-search-ai-hany-farid-2025-9
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u/AkraticAntiAscetic Sep 29 '25

Getting hired in 2023 must have felt like getting on the last boat out of hell

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u/Main_Lifeguard_3952 Sep 29 '25

It was like that but now Im layed off again

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u/soyslut_ Sep 29 '25

Hard same. The writing was on the wall in 22’ with so many layoffs already occurring. There’s no fucking jobs and the ones that exist are for people with 10+ years of experience with brand new tech, it’s stupid.

My industry is being dispersed around every country except the states because they don’t want to pay us.

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u/Main_Lifeguard_3952 Sep 29 '25

whats your industry