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A young colleague expressed concerns about their significant other's future as a junior developer in the evolving tech landscape. The author emphasizes the importance of communication, critical thinking, and adaptability in the face of changing job requirements. While junior positions may decrease, the demand for skilled individuals who can manage teams and leverage AI tools will persist.
- ▪The author believes that smart people will always be in demand in the tech industry.
- ▪Coding is shifting towards managing teams and requires strong communication and critical thinking skills.
- ▪Junior engineering positions are expected to change but will not disappear entirely.
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