... more trucking jobs, more loading/unloading jobs, more FSD operations jobs, more truck repair jobs, more software engineering jobs
We'll see. There will be a loss of little industries that depended on truckers though, like truck stops and inns.
I also hope that this results in more jobs that are fulfilling.
I wonder if something like https://www.razer.com/concepts/project-linda would ever get big in a world where everyone keeps their PC in their back pocket. Or maybe people would just settle on more of a stylus + nexus-size phablet if in the future handwriting-to-text models could get good enough to compete with a keyboard? Maybe this is a job for folding phone + tablet detachable keyboard/hinge.
Phones are getting so powerful that it seems like the logical next step.
To my surprise, that website got me past pretty much every first round, and within 2 weeks of starting to send applications I had 5 job offers at 2-3 times my current salary.
I relocated to Chicago and the entire trajectory of my career changed. I will always recommend blogging or some form of content creation. Especially for someone thinking of a career pivot.
It keeps you focused on deliverable products from your learning and experience.
Helps keep you consistent if you have a posting schedule.
Creates tangible evidence of your skills and experience.
And perhaps most importantly. It really improves your communication skills around the problem space which is a huge benefit.
That's an amazing story! I feel motivated to start blogging myself.
WFH is so awesome and everybody loves it. Take that away and you know people will leave on their own.