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Is learning Cobol a real thing or just a meme? Can it realistically land you good jobs? Does the current AI world affect it? And more importantly... How hard COBOL actually is to learn?
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>>110286990
people don't learn or land jobs today

focus on NEETmaxxing
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>>110286990
100% a meme now. Current project just completed a massive COBOL migration at the beginning of last year, probably never going to be able to land that kind of gig now with AI solving programming.
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>>110286990
It's not that hard to learn. Some places even pay you to learn it just so they can have a damn COBOL expert.



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