/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50068037
That female curve is eventually going to catch up, like with all male dominated interests there will come a time when women demand to be in it. CS is still in the early stages. It's still boring, nerdy, and unpopular with women. But soon more jobs will dry up due to globalization & automation, and these roasties will figure out CS is an easy path to a cozy life. Companies will throw nonsense jobs at them, the average mediocre male programmer of today will be pushed out to make room for the useless diversity hires. All that will be left is the turbo autist male programmers that move mountains and enable these companies to make poor business decisions. Your average male tech worker will find themselves in the same position as the average blue collar worker does today. Displaced. Not needed. And the party won't stop for the globohomo coalition until the money dries up.

Anon why did you not invest in crypto shilled by Microsoft do you hate money?
https://twitter.com/Azure/status/1103757717674618890
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/solution-providers/partnerdetails/stratis-group-limited_de2dc8d6-4276-4a8a-9900-3125916f3a59/9a7f4eaa-0bff-4f4a-8708-f485f4c196fb

>>10692553
I did web-dev and IT-support. Could be super chill but nu-males, womyn in tech and HR/management-normies fucked this jobs up. I mostly had to unfuck the shit produced by women in the department. When shit got serious, they always got sick and stayed at home for 1 week.