Ever heard of a college boasting a high hiring rate, and then striking a deal with the companies to fire them after a certain time to keep putting freshblood through the cycle?

Just so they can half-legitimately have the high hiring rate?

I have not, but i wouldn't be surprised

Well GOSH.

Wouldja look at that, something that isn't the college students fault.

Do you think there might be more?!

O:

thats why high-demand jobs are so nice, cuz you can just roll onto the next company 😉

Those change over time.

And you know what takes a lot of time?

A DEGREE.

I should know, i have one in IT 😉

What may be in demand right now, may not in a few years.

This didn't waver so rapidly in the past.

It does now.

It makes people fucking nervous.

Nervous people are easy to sell snake oil.

A cure for all that ails ya

I bet this next response will suck.

fair point,

Not a high demand job

A job for high productivity to society

which incidently is also high demand 😄

Well then.

There aren't many jobs in high demand.

oh yes there are

When people make arguments that automation will open new fields: No it won't.

Maybe to engineers.

if they weren't, the west wouldn't be importing them en masse

But engineering is so tough, only a fraction of the population can be them.

So who are we kidding.

thats why there are levels of engineering

You don't have to build rocket-ships

I think you misunderstood what I just said.

Engineering is not that hard

Yes it is.

Engineering as a study is hard

Engineering as a trade, is not

Nah. I don't think I'm that smart and I have an engineering degree

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So fixing robots will be simple, will it

And it will employ everyone.

But I will agree that not everyone can do it