As the coding boom fades, computer science grads focus on AI skills in choppy job market
Computer science graduates are facing a difficult job market as the tech hiring boom cools. Many students are now prioritizing AI skills to remain competitive for employment.
Computer science student Jack Zemke was getting nowhere despite sending out hundreds of job applications that mostly disappeared into the void — ignored. With his graduation from Tulane University just days away, he was considering moving back in with his parents when he got a break thanks to a group project he had worked on...
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