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Strictly from the point of the people who have acquired a STEM degree ( and perhaps have not found a job, or feel they are under-compensated), but only a small
by zafka 10y ago
Strictly from the point of the people who have acquired a STEM degree ( and perhaps have not found a job, or feel they are under-compensated), but only a small percentage of those who spend their career in research will have the skill needed to discover awesome stuff. And the more who go into research the better chance society as a whole has.
- gaius 10y agoAnd the more who go into research the better chance society as a whole has. That's very easy to say but where are the jobs for these people? http://www.nature.com/news/2011/110420/full/472276a.html http://www.nature.com/news/2011/110420/full/472276a.html We would be better off identifying areas where there truly is a shortage of people (if any) and directing talented people there instead (and no, programming is not one of them).