I'm curious if well see an even greater bifurcation in the market: low paying jobs (that was all I saw mentioned on the non-paywalled bit of the article) will b

I'm curious if well see an even greater bifurcation in the market: low paying jobs (that was all I saw mentioned on the non-paywalled bit of the article) will be essentially instant to get, the equivalent of the pickup truck picking up day laborers who want to work for cash. At the other end, very good jobs will get more competitive, and require more pledging of heart and mind to the employer. There was an article yesterday about the long list of interviews (including a "diversity manager interview") that a junior candidate had to go though for a tech job. It's just a feeling, but I get the sense were heading closer to a feudal model, where we have an aristocracy and a servant class that deliver their food and parcels and whatnot