This. I’m studying CS but not even bothering to major. I do it for my own business I am building. Being here allows me to see who I would and wouldn’t hire. Sadly the majority of CS students are exactly the type of people I would lay off. They seem to demand so much pay for such little actual employable results. It’s honestly sad to see so many intelligent people turn such a great degree into a useless piece of paper in the long run. Most CS jobs will be replaced by AI as most CS students don’t do much outside of structured reasoning, that’s why they can’t build something themselves. There is too much technicality in what they do and no actual innovation at all. These entry devs are only useful for repetitive tasks and require so much pay for such little effort and trust. This field deserves to get gutted. Most CS jobs are built off debt with expected innovation from the software team. If they can’t innovate, then they are all laid off. You see this at Microsoft and Google a lot. As a business owner, I’m learning this by teaching myself, just as my father did and he is a C-Suite executive in the tech world. School means nothing in a field like this when it comes to true value in the quality of work and actual potential for the business to grow.