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#AI isn't going to take your data science job.
But the #recession might.
Here's how this trend is unfolding from Big #Tech to the broader job market (and how to prepare)...
#datascience #career
But the #recession might.
Here's how this trend is unfolding from Big #Tech to the broader job market (and how to prepare)...
#datascience #career
For the better part of a decade, Big #Tech was on a hiring spree.
Companies like #Amazon, #Microsoft, and #Meta overhired. And that's OK when things are going well.
But then 2022 hit and Big Tech had its worst decline since 2008.
Companies like #Amazon, #Microsoft, and #Meta overhired. And that's OK when things are going well.
But then 2022 hit and Big Tech had its worst decline since 2008.
And in January 2023, with CEOs seeking to protect their stock prices, companies like:
Amazon,
PayPal, and
Microsoft
...all announced deep cuts to employees.
Amazon,
PayPal, and
Microsoft
...all announced deep cuts to employees.
(1/x) As an ER doc I have treated many patients who lost jobs due to the #CoronavirusOutbreak & they don't look like the protesters in the news
- chest pain/anxiety after losing job as a cook
- alcohol withdrawal after running out of $
- depression and suicidal thoughts
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- chest pain/anxiety after losing job as a cook
- alcohol withdrawal after running out of $
- depression and suicidal thoughts
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2/ There’s ample evidence that beside the economic impact, that job and income loss leads to enormous public health impacts. For example, when auto plants shut down, there are an additional ~9 opioid overdose/100,000 people five years down the line
3/ And individual-level poverty alone is associated with an estimated 130,000 deaths per year in the U.S. More job and income loss and worsening poverty will lead to loss of health insurance and contribute to worsening mortality in the short and long term
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Thread: On Sunday, John H. Tyson, chairman of Tyson Foods, published a front-page newspaper ad with an ominous message: “The food supply chain is breaking.”
It was a frightening dispatch from a major meatpacker. But there's more to the story. 1/
bit.ly/2KAg89g
It was a frightening dispatch from a major meatpacker. But there's more to the story. 1/
bit.ly/2KAg89g
Yes, it’s true that meatpackers like @TysonFoods are intensely disrupted by Covid-19. Social distancing is tough in these facilities, and some plants have closed temporarily due to outbreaks.
We’re tracking U.S. plant closures and re-openings here:
bit.ly/3eP4jK6 2/
We’re tracking U.S. plant closures and re-openings here:
bit.ly/3eP4jK6 2/
@TysonFoods But while plant closures may lead to temporary meat shortages, the system is not likely to break down—despite the severity of current challenges.
@JessTiaFu and @hclaire_brown explain why here: bit.ly/3eXHuUM 3/
@JessTiaFu and @hclaire_brown explain why here: bit.ly/3eXHuUM 3/
