i know several people who has a CS, and never found a job. while other family members who got tech before layoffs, did something along a programming type degree, or just learning the certifications had jobs asap(at least 1 year of searching before covid). it seems CS isnt that marketable, even in my schools(pre-covid) loads of students were disappointed with the degree.
i know former co-worker thought he could get a job doing something along the line with getting a masters in data science, mostly focusing on AI. was quite obsesed tryign to get a 2nd degree(universities usually dont allow 2nd post-bacc degrees) i highly doubt he got a job at this point, it was years ago. he was way to focused on getting another degree he wasnt getting a job in.
i know several people who has a CS, and never found a job. while other family members who got tech before layoffs, did something along a programming type degree, or just learning the certifications had jobs asap(at least 1 year of searching before covid). it seems CS isnt that marketable, even in my schools(pre-covid) loads of students were disappointed with the degree.
i know former co-worker thought he could get a job doing something along the line with getting a masters in data science, mostly focusing on AI. was quite obsesed tryign to get a 2nd degree(universities usually dont allow 2nd post-bacc degrees) i highly doubt he got a job at this point, it was years ago. he was way to focused on getting another degree he wasnt getting a job in.