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> thus can take jobs which focus on experience rather than salary and they can save money for entrepreneurial activity Yeah, but the tone of the article is tha
by bronbron 12y ago
> thus can take jobs which focus on experience rather than salary and they can save money for entrepreneurial activity
Yeah, but the tone of the article is that they're not doing that. They're working menial or frustrating jobs that they're not sticking around very long at. And very likely not saving much money from.
Whether that's self-imposed or a reality of external factors is a source of debate, but the outlook's the same either way: bleak.
- jiggy2011 12y agoSome are, I know a few. As long as sufficient of the saved money is invested wisely it can be used to the betterment of the economy and eventually employment.
- bronbron 12y agoSure, but this article isn't really about that group. Regardless of being a super responsible person saving/investing your money wisely while living at home, if you're unable to obtain fruitful employment by your early 30s then something has gone seriously awry, either internal or external to that person.
- jiggy2011 12y agoI meant that for those who do invest, hopefully those investments create opportunities for those unemployed by creating new business etc.