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The problem is the way the labor market works, if you have no special training or credential, and particularly if you are young or otherwise just starting out,
by davidgould 8y ago
The problem is the way the labor market works, if you have no special training or credential, and particularly if you are young or otherwise just starting out, you are stuck with an entry job. Once you have a year or more of work experience things get a little better. What happens when we eliminate all the "first jobs"?
- tehlike 8y agoCatch-22, i presume. Without eliminating first jobs, there wouldn't be more automation maybe. I was reading jobs that became part of history recently, like the movie seat showing guy/gal, or elevator guy/gal. I only saw the format, but thinking latter was interesting. Years from now, a lot of jobs will look "interesting" to next generations. Like the guy that carries construction material around - it'll be robots. It will all be better eventually, but what will happen in the interim. Maybe that's how social nets form.