What people get wrong about working in tech, according to tech workers

Fuente: Business Insider

Priyanka Devi Ramesh (left), Iren Azra Zou (center), and Udit Mehrotra (right) say many common assumptions about working in tech miss the mark. Priyanka Devi Ramesh (left), Iren Azra Zou (center), and Udit Mehrotra (right)Business Insider asked six tech workers about the biggest misconceptions in the industry. Workers challenged assumptions about AI, Big Tech, and what their jobs actually involve.

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