> I have rarely met someone with a STEM degree who was entirely unable to get a decent paying job. I mean. Have you met anyone who's graduated in the past year

> I have rarely met someone with a STEM degree who was entirely unable to get a decent paying job. I mean. Have you met anyone who's graduated in the past year or two? I'm exaggerating, but seriously, I know multiple people who graduated with CS or IT degrees from reputable institutions, some with decent prior experience, and they've gotten nothing back for months if not years. Plenty of similar stories in this thread. It's pretty bad out there. Agreed that it's still probably better than the proverbial philosophy or art degree, but still.