he missed a lot of things

Low wages are the result of there being more supply than demand for workers (illegals, low skilled plebs)
So companies don't have to raise wages to attract people, they can pick any pleb and demand low wages because if you dont like it they'll just pick someone else

And with that high supply of labor-fit people, that can't get a job, you get high taxes because someone has to pay for their welfare whilst they look for a new job

'for you ten others'

Well, you can learn, sure. But when I went into interviews, they wanted my degree first

I'm a software engineer.

so am i

shipped products would have had greater value

me also, though specialised in computer game development

without that, my education is all i had

@Dr.Wol same. although my full degree was officially computer science

you know anything about opengl?

I'm an Mtech, so we may be different

had to deal with it, prefer opentk

how well versed are you in opentk? 😛

god, haven't used it in probably like 3 years. but i might be able to give you a hand if you want to DM at some point

@Deleted User Mtech?

You guys don't have it there?

we may, i just don't know if you are talking about a company or something like medical technology

Mtech is either Medical technology or Mechanical technology (robotics) i think

Masters in technology

aah

Fuck medical

i'm working on my premasters right now actually

Medical is hell here

ooooh, okay.

you can spend decades in it

And end up jobless

yes we have masters, but they are usually called MS

yeah

MS CS, master of science in computer science

@Deleted User yes, that would make things very different

Where do you guys live?

Netherlands

US

I don't know about netherlands, but i'm pretty sure they don't offer mtech in the US

Unless i'm wrong

no, at least not by that name anyway.

how many years of schooling?

and what prerequisites?

not by that name
In the western world, Masters degrees are refered as Master of Science (which is broadly around tech)

or for non-tech, Master of Arts

Here we have masters degrees, which usually require a Bachelor degree. That is usually a total of 6 years after leaving high school (or secondary school i believe for you Europe folks) aka school usually taken after turning around 18 or so