Question 1: Why do you think coding became the “golden ticket” skill for a generation?
Question 2: Do you know people who studied computer science but struggled to find jobs?
Question 3: How has automation changed the need for entry-level coding jobs?
Question 4: Why do companies value soft skills more and more today?
Question 5: What skills from humanities (like philosophy, sociology, or literature) are useful in tech?
Question 6: Is it possible that “too many people learning coding” killed its value?
Question 7: Do you think coding is still worth learning today? Why or why not?
Question 8: How can young people balance technical and soft skills for the future job market?