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I'm trying to scope around a little for what jobs are where and it seems that there is a SERIOUS drop in software development jobs since ie 10 years ago.

Also it looks like Monster / Indeed's sites have seriously tanked on their interface, usability and information reported.

I'm trying to scope around a little for what jobs are where and it seems that there is a SERIOUS drop in software development jobs since ie 10 years ago. Also it looks like Monster / Indeed's sites have seriously tanked on their interface, usability and information reported.

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[–] [deleted] • 6 pts (edited )

IMO, lower level development positions like webdevs, java devs, are mostly outsourced to H1's these days.

If you go into more specialized fields like cloud infra*, ML/data science, systems engineering, backend dev, etc. you will find more positions available, as companies are desparate for competent technical minds.

*Depending on what type of cloud infra you go into, it may all be H1's again.

Edit: Indeed and monster suck. TBH linkedin isn't half bad when it comes to findin work. Other smaller startsups like Hatch IT are a better option than monster and ind33d.

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Agreed on all these points, also keep in mind that cloud resulted in needing a much smaller workforce. It's not uncommon for a good architect to use tools like Ansible / Chef / Terraform to automate the maintenance of 100+ servers.

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Monster is the best way to learn Indian names.

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TBH linkedin isn't half bad

Thanks this appears to be providing much better results!

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Yes. A number of big tech companies (Meta, Netflix, Amazon, Google, etc) laid off 120,000 people after overinvesting in dumbshit ideas like "the metaverse". The market's flooded at present.