JUST IN: Google, GitHub, and Azure are freezing hiring effective immediately

>linkedin.com/posts/gergelyorosz_hiring-softwareengineering-google-activity-6955782106832592896-MPnL?utm_source=linkedin_share&utm_medium=member_desktop_web

>"As with freezes, GitHub continues to hire for strategic/key hires, but the "generic" hiring pipeline is now closed."
>For Google: they have frozen hiring for two weeks. This is expected to be to re-distribute the now reduced headcount and take away HC from teams that should not hire"
>"For Azure: headcount is frozen and headcount can only be approved with VP-level approval."
>"Meta (Facebook) software engineering hiring has already been frozen since March - below E6, save for Production Engineers - and so has Twitter."
>"Big Tech hiring is freezing up very fast. We will feel the impact of this freeze across the industry, as Big Tech has been a major factor pulling up compensation packages. This pull will be gone, and "top of market" offers that they offer will be more rare, and more hard to get."

Is Silicon Valley finally feeling the burn of affirmative action hiring, or is this a natural turn of events due to the economy? What I find most interesting is that in cases like GitHub and Azure, they haven't frozen ALL hiring, but froze the "generic pipeline" process. It seems like this is doublespeak for only hiring the most qualified/best of the best for now. Am I being too schizo about this?

What does Any Forums think? Have you guys felt the freeze out in the job market?

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Best part is companies in the replies shilling in hopes of soaking up the talent from Silicon Valley lol

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who cares lmao

Man why the fuck is this happening now that I'm gonna go to America for a postgrad in CS?

I'm so glad I majored in something useful. I knew 9 years ago when people started trying to push me into CS that the bubble would pop by the time I could finish school.

These poor suckers don't see it coming.
If your job involves reading, writing, typing, drawing, math, or anything involving a computer in any way shape or form it WILL be replaced by AI and you WILL be without a job in the next 10 years.

>is this a natural turn of events due to the economy?
how is that not obvious?

>Is Silicon Valley finally feeling the burn of affirmative action hiring
retard

>muh AI
you have no idea what you are talking about.

I got an email from Microsoft saying the position I applied to had been closed due to hiring freezes and that nobody was getting it ;)

Thankfully I had another offer at a better company.

this includes speaking, singing, music making, and animating.

I'm in the same boat user, I'm finishing my undergrad and now I'm hoping my portfolio is good enough to get a job.

food shortages is climate change for republicans
ai is climate change for libertarians
think about it

>you have no idea what you are talking about.
I'll leave you with this song from the future, maybe you'll see the writing on the wall before it's too late for you:
soundcloud.com/ytcracker/ytcracker-robots-will-definitely-take-your-job

>drawing
retard nodraw detected.

I did, it's retarded. The top wheat exporter invaded the second highest wheat exporter, food shortages are obviously real.

It feels so good as a new grad watching Silicon Valley's slow collapse from the seat of my office at a cozy defense job

>how is that not obvious?
Silicon Valley has been pretty unaffected by resection before

>reuters.com/article/us-siliconvalley-jobs/recession-hits-silicon-valley-as-layoffs-pile-up-idUSTRE50M6YO20090126

this is from 2009, the article makes it sound worse than it actually was, with unemployment only reaching around 1.3% in Silicon Valley at it's worst. Either the recession we are in is much worse than it was in 2008 or there is something else going on.

Silicon Valley was also much smaller then and hadn't been on a two year long, uninterrupted hiring bender

service jobs are the only ones that won't get automated any time soon.

google ai is taking over the jerbs as fedramp gives yet another green light on AI future

>is this a natural turn of events due to the economy?
It's literally just this. We're basically in a recession. Eventually governments will have to admit it.

well except for the ones that already have been automated like taking orders at restaurants, delivering food, or cooking simple dishes.

>tfw the server at my local diner will be making more than a postgraduate of CS
kek

cashiers have also been slowly replaced