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r/CollegeMajors•

I’m 27M, I graduated in 2022 with a BS in Computer Science, got a job in QA/Automation 6 months later and held it down for 3 years before my company did the standard mass layoff that seem so common in this industry nowadays. It’s been 6 months of constant applying and still have nothing to show for it. It seems like a waste of time and energy trying to get back into the field, let alone with all the off shoring that’s going to get worse and AI.

So, I’m thinking of going back and majoring in something else. I didn’t think I’d need to be doing this, so I don’t know the process/costs of going back to school. If anyone here has done so, could you please provide some insight as to how that proce

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r/gis•

I recently lost my job, and am interested in the field. I don’t know much about it, my father works extensively with it and I plan to pick his brain about it as well. I’d also appreciate any insight you all could give me.

My background is in software development, Bachelors in CS, with Java, Python, some front end and a lot of back end database work. That market is ridiculously saturated, and I want to get away from it into something hopefully even slightly less competitive and build my career. I am NOT afraid to learn, and from my newfound free time I’m open and willing to dedicate myself to any coursework to put me on the right track (Udemy, YouTube, etc.). My brother in law is another con

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