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There has been a longterm negative trend for recent grad employment. Even those who do get employed, they tend to be underemployed with low wages. The old exc
by incomingpain 1y ago
There has been a longterm negative trend for recent grad employment.
Even those who do get employed, they tend to be underemployed with low wages.
The old excuse was 'automation' was killing jobs.
The lesser old excuse was offshoring.
Now it's AI?
How about we stop inventing excuses and perhaps look at root cause of the 'recent grad' factor. That perhaps requiring university degrees that arent worth anything for jobs that dont need them is the problem?
- bilbo0s 1y agoperhaps requiring university degrees that arent worth anything for jobs that dont need them is the problem? I don't know? Kind of sounds like the problem is more fundamental than that. It sounds like the job is not actually there in the first place. Doesn't matter how qualified you are if there's no money to pay you.