Language vs Students




2025 is a major year where engineering students are facing real problems like figuring out which language to learn to get a job or get placed. Companies are moving from other domains to another such as robotics, ai, and chip design.

Students are struggling to adopt these domain changes and are learning new tech every day just to stay in their jobs and live the life they had yesterday. As a student who is a recent fresher, I know Python, SQL, etc.

However, companies are now moving their core languages. For example, Discord just rewrote its core in Rust, and other companies are doing the same. As a student I am not able to learn it because of a lack of lectures.

I think companies should release information about the languages they use and for what purpose, so students can learn those languages and skills and master them.

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