Mike Rowe is literally the only one talking about this right now
But they can charge more and get away with it.
Ultimately who is the one not hiring people without college degrees and why
a culture of pushing people to go to college, which lead to a shift away from why college was valuable
Okay. The colleges raise their tuition. Again.
if everyone has a college degree, no one has a college degree 😛
which lead to state involvement more than ever
The colleges raise their tuition, and WHAT CAN STOP THEM?
nothing
not going to college
seriously and I dont' want to sound like a defeatist
people can't afford it
but literally nothing
Why don;t companies just stop requiring college degrees?
they stop going
they will stop requiring
when the workforce can't meet supply
They get pressured by their parents to get a loan and then go
companies run out of qualified people, either start training or go broke
Because theoretically, the job will pay back your loan
when demand outstrips supply
And if you don't get a job? Uh, whoopsy fuckin doodle.
thats literally the only thing
If a company does not have to pay enough to cover your loan why bother hiring someone who needs that extra money?
when demand outstrips supply, prices go up, in thsi case, the price is someone with skills but no degree
Boomers are pants on head retarded.
It's not deniable.
we are experiencing the natural flow. Over population compared to available resource leading to massive die off until the resource is once again abundant
I'm debt free, but I'm completely and utterly unemployed and have been for years.
I still have no plan.
companies forgot why they ever offered on the job training, we are on the route to remembering why
I've dodged a bullet, but I may meet the same end anyway.
Are colleges doing anything out of line of what the free market calls for?
yup
no colleges aren't
the demand is there
for people wanting to goto school
@Scribblehatch walmart won't take you? i'm only asking because it is possible to move up in walmart and make a decent salary without a college degree
Yes they are.
There's laws and there's good ideas.
And the colleges have violated plenty of good ideas.
