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That's the reality of Software engineering in 2026 don't believe in posts where new grads are making 100k+
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u/Present-Ease-2393 — 10 hours ago
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Anyone else thinking about law/med after CS?
Anyone else feel like CS has become so oversaturated and luck-based that they’re considering law school or med school instead? I know both are difficult paths, but sometimes it feels like there’s a clearer path to a career than grinding LeetCode and hoping you get lucky in this job market.
Anyone else thinking about switching paths after CS?
u/Present-Ease-2393 — 1 day ago