Nope. AI is going to take away all the tech jobs soon and it's already just beginning to happen. Why learn to code when AI will eventually do it for free and much better than any human?

You want real job security? The trade. Data centers are paying big bucks to electricians, construction crews and even plumbers because those data centers need lots of flowing cold water to cool the centers down. Many data centers are paying up to six figures. Texas is home to them so you might have to move to Texas. Otherwise, the trade is still in high demand. I need a new chimney cap because my old one rusted for example... I'll be paying for the new chimney cap plus another $300 for the service of installing it. That's one trade job, takes about an hour maybe two hours tops, $300 for that one job. Learn the trade, older people need help all the time with stuff like that.

>>74327
I am still interested in electricity and I wish I finished that vocational school 19 years ago. Texas would be cool (literally) but I'm a Europoor

>>74328
Europe won't have too much economic growth, their governments are far more concerned about going to war with Russia if anything. Wish you luck bro. Maybe try finding a job for building military hardware and machinery? That's about all the EU cares to spend money on today sadly and everyone else is going to face oppressive financial austerity measures and higher taxes. Only the MIC will profit in a war economy.

>>74353
Oh no, another retard who thinks Russia invading a sovereign nation is fine and resisting it is "going to war". Welp.

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>>74328
>I am still interested in electricity and I wish I finished that vocational school 19 years ago. Texas would be cool (literally) but I'm a Europoor

Say ur a mexican and they'll let you in for FREE. Trust me bro.

>>74327
Most if not all ai code is really buggy though.

I actually knew someone who worked in a trade job. And he said that it's hard as hell to do. He eventually quit after a few months because he just couldn't handle how intense it was. You have to work no matter how bad the weather is outside or how shitty and poorly constructed the building/house/apartment is, how much trash it has, and so own.

Trade jobs aren't for everyone. It's like working construction. Rough as shit work that you sometimes have to do early at dawn (5:00 AM ish) and sometimes for 12 hours straight. But depends on the company you work for.