These types of news articles about prospects often are driven by an ulterior motive. When the job market is saturated: There's a desperate shortage / skill ga

These types of news articles about prospects often are driven by an ulterior motive. When the job market is saturated: There's a desperate shortage / skill gap of programmers, truckers and pharmacists. Go join this trade school for 16k! The economy is going to hell in a hand basket if we don't churn out 1000 new Javascript programmers every 12 weeks! When travel agencies want cement their dominance and pour cold water on new competition: Things are full, really! Don't bother applying Y Combinator as an online travel agency. You're just wasting your time and won't be able to generate any VC or get a single hit to your website! It's futile for... reasons!