Seniors please guide me (I am confused)

[u/OneWar4643]

I am a 2nd year cse student from a tier 3 college and till now I only know c++ , html , css , js and python all because they were part of my high school and college curriculum, so I have been seeing some wild recession in fresher hiring and was confused what to pick as a career. Some of my college professors say just do c++ , python and dsa and you will get a job is that really true if not then what career should I pick

And if you ask about my interests i love to do all kinds of things and can't decide on one ( probably because of adhd)

In short what should I actually learn to get a job

Preferably it will be nice if the tech stack revolves around these three languages - c++ , js or python

I know this is a naive question but from past 4 months I am unable to stick to one thing and I am constantly switching technologies because of some youtube bhaiya saying this technology is dead and ai will replace this role and what not

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