Opinion article US but applies to non-US as well.
Article rings very similar to the piece put in the Economist not too long ago. Safe to say – it looks .
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Opinion article US but applies to non-US as well.
Article rings very similar to the piece put in the Economist not too long ago. Safe to say – it looks .
Posted by _Un_Known__
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[archive link for the global poor](https://archive.is/ci17f)
Edit from subheading: safe to say, it looks pretty bleak for future graduates
Ah yes, the perfect article to be reading while applying for
college.
I graduated from grad school two months ago. I haven’t had much luck with the job search, but I am confident. I have a MPA and a lot of the jobs I apply to specifically ask for that degree or prefer it. So, that’s why I’m more confident than I have been in ages. I’m doing a lot better applying to state governments, actually managing to get past the initial stages. Cities just outright hate me.
Got a job about two weeks post grad because I chose to bite the bullet and stay in my hometown. I hand delivered all my resumes and found one company boomer enough to appreciate that and offer me an interview. I think that’s the only reason I got the job.
Maybe my group was just lucky, but everyone of the 25 of us found a job in our desired industry after graduating this year. (Stem in Midwest US)
Great to read when you’re currently writing your master’s thesis
Millennial experience 2.0 nice
It’s time to drastically cut down on H-1b visas. Absolutely no reason companies should be hiring indentured servants from abroad while there are so many Americans looking for a job. Even worse companies like Microsoft laying off workers and replacing them with H-1b hires.