Right now computer science is oversatured with junior devs. Because it has always been called a stable “in-demand” job, and so everyone flocked to it.
Well then how come electrical engineering was never oversaturated? Electricity has been around for……….quite a while? And it has always been known that electrical engineers will always have a high stable source of income as well as global mobility.
Or what about architecture? I remember in school almost every 2nd person wanted to be an architect. I’m willing to bet there are more people interested in architecture than in CS.
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r/cscareerquestions Right now computer science is oversatured with junior devs. Because it has always been called a stable “in-demand” job, and so everyone flocked to it. Well then how come electrical engineering was never oversaturated? Electricity has been around for……….quite a while? And it has always been known that electrical engineers will always have a high stable source of income as well as global mobility. Or what about architecture? I remember in school almost every 2nd person wanted to be an architect. I’m willing to bet there are more people interested in architecture than in CS. submitted by /u/ButterBiscuitBravo [link] [comments]
Right now computer science is oversatured with junior devs. Because it has always been called a stable “in-demand” job, and so everyone flocked to it.
Well then how come electrical engineering was never oversaturated? Electricity has been around for……….quite a while? And it has always been known that electrical engineers will always have a high stable source of income as well as global mobility.
Or what about architecture? I remember in school almost every 2nd person wanted to be an architect. I’m willing to bet there are more people interested in architecture than in CS.
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