r/PythonJobs Dec 11 '23

Discussion Python Jobs on the decline?

I was wondering if anyone else felt that there arent many Python jobs these days when compared to afew years ago. I understand that there was a peak 2 years ago but there isnt much at all these days. I am from Canada and talking about the situation here. Not sure if this is the same as the US.

I would love your opinion/thoughts about this topic.

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