Hiring for us since the AI shift is now strictly in on-site QA testing, product management, & no more language based jobs. https://www.youtube.com/@Lessononcoding A guy who does nothing but reading case studies finds programming to now be good work if you can get it. The rare paths above $500k get multiple offers paying much more than 2 years ago. Positions from $100-$300k are just about non existent. Manual testing, data labeling below $100k are in demand. It's the same hollowing out as the day job & what we saw in every previous downturn. Anyone who previously had work delegated to them is basically gone while the delegators have moved up in value. The current lease expires in summer 2027. Lions would be surprised if they were still employed by then. The move would need to happen in June, though there is an expensive monthly lease. Lions still find the language models hit or miss. It's less certain how long...