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Looking at the current progress, and reading the tea leaves, it seems like widespread disruption is in place for those in the first few years of their career. How can we protect this large class of workers across the world? Or are we past it?

In the yesteryears we had a multitude who thrived. The math wiz, the memorizer, the loner, the high aptitude. Since the boom of the 2010s the field attracted the ambitious, the glitzy, and the influencer.

Ones who thrived in coding as their identity are finding it hard. The entrepreneurs are loving it.

Who is the CS degree for going forward? Who should safely stay away from it?