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That could be true on the low end but it’s probably not true on the high end. Software developers, for example, are currently at less than 1% unemployment. On t
by throwaway0asd 4y ago
That could be true on the low end but it’s probably not true on the high end. Software developers, for example, are currently at less than 1% unemployment. On the high end the labor shortage will not end until high end employees are out of work whether by job termination or employer insolvency. So while unemployment is currently low in software there is tremendous opportunity for employers to operate with substantially fewer people provided the immaturity of candidate selection/retention and poor training of the average practitioner.
- Bilal_io 4y agoNot sure I understand what you're getting at. How is this related to what McConnell said? He's talking about the direct payments that were spent the moment people got them. The last payment was $1400, 16 months ago. Thinking that is contributing to unemployment is laughable and a sign of him being completely out of touch.
- sharemywin 4y agoand it certainly wasn't enough to live on. I'm sure it play to his base though.
- sharemywin 4y agothe software developer shortage is simple. there's not a large enough pool of people that enjoy coding and are willing to tolerate the corporate bullshit.