Heh, this is *exactly* why I ended up in Japan.
“No future for engineering in the US. The WSJ said so and they would know.”
“No future for engineering in the US. The WSJ said so and they would know.”
https://twitter.com/terronk/status/1345922630038142981
It worked out for me, but, be careful which major life decisions you delegate to the zeitgeist and/or high-status organizations that are not scored on predicting the future accurately.
I worry, a lot, that the tech industry does not do a sufficiently good job of communicating “Despite what you may read in the paper: you can get a job here, your work will likely be in the cause of righteousness, you will be well compensated, and you will do well by your values.”
The “techlash” is the Big Lie. It shows up nowhere in the data via the public at large and is not substantially informed by reality as experienced by people who actually work in tech, except to the extent they care about what the Twitterverse says about them.
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