Fuck. So I won't be getting my bachelors in software engineering until late 2017 / early 2018. Everything seems so volatile right now...what does /g/ think the field will look like in two years? Yes, it's another one of those "tech bubble" threads. Will salaries go down any time soon? Will competition go up? Any big changes coming along soon?
I'm not going to be looking in any big cities if that matters.
>>54743398
In America there will be a STEM bubble.
Due to pajeet.
In Europe and Asia there is always work especially for software engineers.
>>54743398
what about 3 years? I started uni this year for computer science, and have major autism. What will the industry be like in the next couple of decades?
ITT fags ask /g/ to predict the future.
>>54743398
Everything is a bubble. That is how modern capitalism works. As for education. It may or may not help you get a job, but it will benefit you as a human being.
>>54743398
>Will salaries go down any time soon?
Yes, always.
>Will competition go up?
Yes, always.
>Any big changes coming along soon?
Yes, always.
>>54745608
This senpai. You just can't predict short term
>>54743545
This. Definitely this.
>>54743545
It won't benefit him if he's the type that thinks only major specific classes matter in terms of schooling. Part of it is also exploring other fields of knowledge as well as growing as a person. Formerly a stem major, that was honestly a common occurrence amongst them.
>>54745992
Then great, he has 1~2 years to fix that attitude.
>not going to be looking in big cities
>software
Uhhh
