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<p>I’m not spamming the forum. Just giving a dose of the truth which should be considered very carefully, along with the dismal statistical data (ie: the UCB survey). Do some math; the tech sector was already quite young prior to its collapse. A million guest workers imported, largely to work in the sector in the past decade. No expansion in employment in a decade. Where did all the former workers go? What happened to all the new grads that flooded into EE/CS/IT/CompE programs in record numbers during the late 1990s and early 00s? Did they all die or something? Has there been some mass slaughter of EE/CS/IT/CompE grads that I’m not aware of?</p>
<p>That top grads can often spend years sending out resumes that have been reviewed by career counsellors, etc., to receive very little response from tech sector participants, and that salaries haven’t meaningfully grown in a decade is pretty good evidence that there is very little demand for talent in the sector. This is also why you see practically no entry-level positions in the sector anymore, and positions that formerly were entry-level, now demand 5-10 years of experience.</p>