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Maybe cause there are not many good ones. It used to be, in engineering school, 2/3 flunked out or changed majors. Even with the remaining 1/3, there are the
by madengr 10y ago
Maybe cause there are not many good ones.
It used to be, in engineering school, 2/3 flunked out or changed majors. Even with the remaining 1/3, there are the C/D students. I'd only want to hire the A/B students.
I think people are figuring out engineering is a lot tougher than the "making stuff".
- killjoywashere 10y agoHow about because there are more women in college, and they undercompete on compensation? This would predictably drive average compensation down. Maybe men should be encouraging women to compete more aggressively on salary?
- bigtimeidiot 10y ago>Maybe men should be encouraging women to compete more aggressively on salary? To bring up the average salary? Does that matter to any individual?
- sdflkd 10y agoYes, because it affects your offers when they say they pay "market rate".