We've had this problem in Brazil for quite a while. It persists, I think, because of the large salaries that some public careers offer. People would be better o

We've had this problem in Brazil for quite a while. It persists, I think, because of the large salaries that some public careers offer. People would be better off working as plumbers or electricians (huge demand for those jobs at the moment), but there's also the need for social recognition which, it seems, is more important than money for some people (who have not realised they wil get neither).