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Facts:
>CS jobs are rising FAST
>not enough (good) cs-graduates
>very high salaries
I mean of course CS-jobs (and similar degrees) are going to increase nomatterwhat.
But isn't it like there are too many people going into cs these days?
what will it be like in 5, 10 years?
What about fresh graduates in 5 years? Will they also be able to find so many jobs?
I ask this because I am a first year CS student at a top-50 world uni.
But i see that a LOT of people are also studying cs. Am i in a bubble, /g/?
>CS jobs are rising FAST
>not enough (good) cs-graduates
>very high salaries
I mean of course CS-jobs (and similar degrees) are going to increase nomatterwhat.
But isn't it like there are too many people going into cs these days?
what will it be like in 5, 10 years?
What about fresh graduates in 5 years? Will they also be able to find so many jobs?
I ask this because I am a first year CS student at a top-50 world uni.
But i see that a LOT of people are also studying cs. Am i in a bubble, /g/?
