I saw this post on Reddit and decided to share my opinion, and to discuss with you guys. For those looking for a PHP/Laravel job at the moment, what do you see in your country/industry?

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Analysis of the current PHP job market challenges based on a Reddit post from a 20-year PHP developer facing salary drops from £120K to £40-50K. Discusses the disconnect between PHP powering much of the internet versus declining new project adoption, the Laravel vs PHP perception gap, and the broader tech hiring market difficulties. Emphasizes the need for developer flexibility, showcasing modern PHP/Laravel success stories, and understanding that market challenges extend beyond just PHP to general tech industry trends including layoffs and reduced startup funding.

Is PHP Job Market THAT Bad?.. (reaction to Reddit post)