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They're sort of self-selecting over an extended period of time. While your degree may sound interesting it won't attract too much talent when there are not rele
by moooo99 3y ago
They're sort of self-selecting over an extended period of time. While your degree may sound interesting it won't attract too much talent when there are not relevant job openings and every graduate ends up pivoting. Of course, demand does not zero out which is probably a good thing.
The only degrees where this selection mechanism seems to have inverse effects are business management related ones.
- cpursley 3y agoFunny enough, my degree was in business management and it was basically useless except for the accounting and economics classes. I eventually pivoted to software dev (self taught).