I'm a freshman trying to learn more about tech, and I was wondering what tech verticals you guys thought would be good to specialize in. I feel like when I try to learn more about tech, all I read about is SaaS, but are there any other verticals (or specific verticals in SaaS) that would be helpful to specialize in for recruiting purposes etc.?
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The three main verticals covered by tech groups are enterprise software, consumer internet, and semiconductors
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