dgf :
"IT has a low employment rate or over saturated.", a more accurate statement would be "IT/CS is competitive because many people enter the field." In fact i am an AI/software engineer myself, i just graduated last year and i am earning usd. Based on what I've seen, people who take IT/CS just because it's trending, as a backup course, or because they were forced to, are usually the ones who struggle the most because they don't develop the skills needed to compete (not all). But if passion/gusto mo talaga ang coding and willing to learn, build projects, and gain experience, finding opportunities isn't as hard as people make it seem. In todays world na puro na lang ai, diploma alone won't get you hired—skills do. AI is a great tool, but if pati basic coding inaasa mo na lang sa AI without understanding it yourself, mahihirapan ka talagang makipag-compete sa mga taong talagang inaral at pinractice yung kung ano talaga ang para sa kanila. Remember, don't settle for a field that doesn't fit you, then end up discouraging and dragging down people who are genuinely interested in the tech field.
2026-06-11 13:34:35