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online news article about new CS graduates no longer easily finding jobs
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1) If you want to get a job done efficiently with computers, the first question is: "What is the job?". It is not which computer language, technique, or fad of the year to use. A specialist in the application has a real advantage over a specialist in computer science. Of course, both are important, but the application field often remains long after the current computer fad is long gone.
2) A lot of the advanced computer techniques are made available in program libraries and work environments for anyone to use.
 
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