1. It doesn't pay much. The people it employs are engineers who did not get jobs in software companies. 2. No. More often than not, students end up doing proje

1. It doesn't pay much. The people it employs are engineers who did not get jobs in software companies. 2. No. More often than not, students end up doing projects "suggested" by these project-making companies. They already have a bunch of "Student Database Management System" and "Hospital Record Management System" projects lying around which they rehash. 3. This already happens to an extent. People who work in these low paying jobs end up getting some experience and move onto better paying jobs. But like I said in (2) above, what they get to do are hardly any fun stuff