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> I notice same things in other professions, especially where it requires a huge upfront investment in education. Doctors, for instance. You hear no end of sto
by taneq 3y ago
> I notice same things in other professions, especially where it requires a huge upfront investment in education.
Doctors, for instance. You hear no end of stories about how incredibly high pressure medicine is with insane hours and stress, but will they increase university placements so they can actually hire enough trained staff to meet the workload? Absolutely fkn not, that would impact salaries.
- singleshot_ 3y agoUniversity placements aren’t the problem. Medical residencies are funded through Medicare and have been numerically capped. You could graduate a million MDs a year and if none of them have a training pipeline, we still lose.