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> The demand is so high he just rejects work. I think as we advance in the information age, maybe degrees are less about helping you actually get the job done,
by anoplus 7y ago
> The demand is so high he just rejects work.
I think as we advance in the information age, maybe degrees are less about helping you actually get the job done, and more about serving as a mean for companies (and countries) to roughly filter high surplus of candidates. Add the fact its easier today to apply for job posts, its very hard for recruiters to filter intelligently at reasonable time.
My guess is if everyone would have first degree, the recruiters will require a second degree.
This has less weight on jobs short in candidates (i.e specialized nurse, plumber, welder, proven AI expert, or whatever is hot right now).
- vasilipupkin 7y agoThere is a reason there is a shortage of nurses. Not everyone finds excitement in dealing with sick people all day. Also, most highly paid nurses do have a B.S. in Nursing.
- Nasrudith 7y agoNursing is also a field which is infamously feast or famine for demand and willingness to pay.