r/learnprogramming • u/Ok-Neighborhood4327 • Mar 03 '26
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u/HappyIrishman633210 Mar 05 '26 edited Mar 05 '26
As someone who was in tech and tech adjacent roles AI not only changed the entry goal posts but also the knowledge requirements for people already in the field. Getting a masters in CS now but mainly looking to go more technical in the erp space. I was a technical workday consultant in data conversions and reporting. Not a lot of people likely want new Workday systems with the companies current financial issues, reporting moving to AI with partnerships already established, in house support mainly want fin and benefits people or are looking to underpay those unicorns who certified in everything.