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kerblang ◴[] No.45057750[source]
High interest rates + tariff terror -> less investment -> less jobs

But let's blame AI

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ToValueFunfetti ◴[] No.45058100[source]
You really do have to account for why this is mainly happening in industries that are adopting AI, why it's almost exclusively impacting entry-level positions (with senior positions steady or growing), and why controlling for broad economic conditions failed to correct this. I doubt very much that these three Stanford professors would be blindsided by the concept of rates and tarriffs.
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johnnienaked ◴[] No.45058528[source]
The jobs are going to India
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edm0nd ◴[] No.45058916[source]
They will come back (eventually).

Having to work with ESL contractors from firms like Cognizant or HCL is true pain. Normally it would be like 3-4 US employees working on something and then its like 20-30 ESL outsourced people working on something. The quality is so poor though its not worth it.

My current org nuked their contract w HCL after 2 years because how shitty they are and now everything is back onshore. Millions wasted lol. Corporations are so silly sometimes.

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1. surajrmal ◴[] No.45058943[source]
They also need 5 people to do the work of one us worker. And then another US worker to guide and do some qa on the output they produce . I don't see how it saves money. There are other countries with lower wages than the US where this doesn't happen such as Poland or Australia.