Kanika Mohan, a computer science major, initially expected to secure a cushy tech job but faced challenges amid a slowdown in entry-level opportunities. The job market for tech graduates is declining due to AI advancements and corporate cost-cutting measures. Job postings for tech positions have fallen significantly, reflecting a potential employment recession in the industry. As a result, many recent graduates are expanding their job searches to include non-tech roles, while experienced candidates may have an advantage in AI-related roles.
Kanika Mohan's journey illustrates the challenges faced by tech graduates amidst a hiring slowdown, highlighting the need to broaden job searches beyond traditional tech roles.
Despite the belief that computer science leads to lucrative opportunities, the current tech job market is witnessing a significant decline in entry-level positions and competition.
The tech industry is experiencing an employment recession, akin to the Great Recession, with job postings for tech positions dropping significantly from their peak during the Great Resignation.
For experienced job seekers in tech, possessing in-demand skills related to AI may provide an advantage in the current competitive landscape.
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