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Also, the cost of training up (less skilled) workers. Annoyingly, they want both great sales/soft skills and actual skills now. But it's the perspective of AIs replacing juniors
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Yeah. I find it highly irritating when they think they can get highly skilled people && people w/ soft skills. It used to be the case that CS field was filled w/ quirky, but skilled individuals. Too many normies expecting the soft skills because they're !accustomed to dealing w/ geeks && whatnot.
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They should take add to test: do they know at least directly what 2*256, 4*64, 4*512, what 42 is and 1337. Knowing who Torvalds is. How to exit vim. Filters at least some.
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There is no jobs anymore. The americans crashed the economy with their IA bubble bullshit
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CaptainRant450722h@D-4got10-01 Well, in college we learn soft skills, so that shouldn't be a problem these days.
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D-4got10-01225111h@CaptainRant Soft skills are a lie. At least as far as I'm concerned. I'll take any one who speaks plain truth over the 'polite' backstabbers every time.
/* Obviously I'm referring to the soft skills regarding interaction w/ other people. */
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It's just that; they're asking for real skill nowadays, obviously because the job market is going downwards again and companies are taking no risks... the effect is: either you're really good or we're not hiring you. That must also explain the lack of junior positions... I used to see much more of those around. Now it's all spammed with Senior in the title.
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