The tech industry is one of the fastest growing in the world.

With new innovations being created every day to further its advancements, it will likely top other major industries like oil, gas, and manufacturing in demand, money, and power. In fact, the tech industry will likely improve or absorb these industries.

This isn’t news, though. For the better part of the last decade, the tech industry has been set up to scale quickly.

Even as we enter 2023 in an economic recession, software engineering and development continues to be, if not recession-proof, at least recession-resistant. It’s one of the most secure jobs in any industry right now due to an already small talent pool. Companies aren’t willing to part with their developers and engineers as easily, given they’re hard enough to come by. This is why many are considering a career switch entirely to software development and engineering — job security, for one, and a competitive salary to boot.

In light of new advancements, there’s surging demand for software engineers and developers to continue creating innovations. This demand isn’t going anywhere anytime soon, and it continues to grow every day.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Employment of software developers