An Indian-Origin Techie, Manasi Mishra, Who Graduated With A Computer Science Degree from Purdue University, Reveled in a Tiktok Video as She was Getting Ready Thai Interview was chipotle. Titled ‘Chipotle Interview Grwm’, The Tiktok Video Went VIRAL AS SHE APEELED ‘Somebody Pls Hire Me’. In an interview with new york time, after the video went viral, mishra reveled that growing up near silicon valley, she was used to the narrative that if she Learned to Code, Worked Hard and Studed Computer Science, She could get a Six-Figure Starting Salary. But recent graduates are founding it hard because of the spread of ai programming tools and also the recent layoffs at companies like amazon, Intel, Meta and Microsoft.The nyt story confirmed that Mishra did not get the burrito-making gig at chipotle, and she finally found a sales position job at a tech company.Mishra’s story and the nyt article triggered a major debate on the present job situation, Layoff and how much of it should be blamed on Foreign Workers, AI ETC. “This is why I really do feel for gen z. This young woman was told her whole life by every authority figure Engineering Schools in the Country. She Stodied Computer Science, Not Gender Ideology or Basket Weaving, “One Viral Comment Read on X. “And stil she could not even get a job at chipotle let alone in her field. Are gotting out of control and abusive. Many people are commented that the jobs that the Indian-origin person missed must have gone to people from India who are on h-1B.
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