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Yep, you nailed it. Number going up; quality number holding steady. Probably people going into it for $ with no passion for it.
by madengr 10y ago
Yep, you nailed it. Number going up; quality number holding steady. Probably people going into it for $ with no passion for it.
- killjoywashere 10y agoNo. I think the more obvious answer is women undercompete on salary.
- TheAdamAndChe 10y agoIt's hard to be passionate when wages are going down, jobs are getting concentrated to a handful of urban centers, cost of living(especially in housing) is going up like crazy, and companies work you as much as you can and show no loyalty, all while the profits of those companies are larger than ever. Oh yeah, and the fact that you start out your career $40k-$100k in debt to get a piece of paper because middle class jobs have been outsourced kind of puts a damper on things. My generation's apathy doesn't come from nothing.
- vkou 10y agoSo, when people get a master's degree in something they are passionate about, like Medieval history, they are idiots who should go into STEM (Actually, TE, but I digress). When those people go into STEM, they are fools for pursuing a field they aren't passionate in. When they don't go to school, and can't get any jobs, because they all require bachelors degrees, they are lazy, and unmotivated. What exactly is an 18-year old do?