#tech careers

Would you ever skip university for an apprenticeship in tech?

Are coding bootcamps a realistic path to a career, or do they oversell job guarantees just to cash in?

Has the ChatGPT hype already lowered the value of a computer science degree?

Do you need a computer science degree to get a coding job?

Has university become obsolete for landing a high-paying tech role?

With layoffs still looming, do you regret specializing in one framework?

Does learning to code still guarantee a job in today's economy?

What's your take on doing a master's in the UK versus the US if you want to work in tech?

Is learning UX design still worth the time investment in 2025?

What's your take on universities becoming obsolete for tech and engineering roles?

Does "learning to code" in six months make you more employable than a four-year engineering degree, or is it just a scam?

Will low-code platforms replace junior developers by 2026?

Which UK uni gives you the best shot at a FAANG job?