Are You Software Engineer Paying Long-Term EMIs? Techie Warns This Amid AI Layoffs
A software engineer has cautioned tech professionals against taking heavy, long-term EMIs amid growing concerns over AI-driven job disruption. Princi Vershwal said current salaries may not remain stable over a 15-year loan tenure as AI reshapes coding and development roles. She urged workers to cons
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A software engineer has cautioned tech professionals against taking heavy, long-term EMIs amid growing concerns over AI-driven job disruption. Princi Vershwal said current salaries may not remain stable over a 15-year loan tenure as AI reshapes coding and development roles. She urged workers to cons
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