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You’re suggesting college used to provide job training? The trend is reversed actually - fewer humanities, more stem. So this does not explain why job access ha
by wahnfrieden 3y ago
You’re suggesting college used to provide job training? The trend is reversed actually - fewer humanities, more stem. So this does not explain why job access has grown more challenging
- ttt3ts 3y agoStem != Job. Ignoring software, finding a traditional stem job directly out of college is very challenging. I know many mechanical engineering, bio enginers, chemical engineers who had/have a rough start. I really wish people would stop equating stem to a job. Unless you are willing to move, it is not the case in many job markets.
- wahnfrieden 3y agoOk then describe what the change has been? Article is about a change in job access. Saying college doesn’t provide job training is if anything a static truth, not a new change. If that’s been the case before this change then it’s not relevant to the change Besides my point about stem is in comparison to humanities which you don’t address