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You've severely misunderstood. No, the problem here is the person with the jobs to offer who is overly picky about beginner attitude, won't hire anyone, then go
by Kye 2y ago
You've severely misunderstood. No, the problem here is the person with the jobs to offer who is overly picky about beginner attitude, won't hire anyone, then goes on Facebook and yells "no one wants to work anymore!"
The person with the degree understands they messed up after years of job hunting and would be happy for the normal working gig, but it's not on offer to them.
- s1artibartfast 2y agoSeems like from what you described, the main challenge is reliance on entrenched businesses are gatekeeping the entry knowledge and training. I wonder if trade schools would be a good way to bypass this bottle neck. I suppose you would still have the problem of people selecting the low ROI degree instead of trade schools, but they would still have the option after they understand "they messed up".