Despite what some people think, today's news makes it clear the US job market is incredibly tight for people with useful skills. See this quote from a CNN-Money article:
"I'm hearing across the board, across industries, companies indicating they can't exploit market opportunity because they can't find people with the right skills," said Jeff Summer, an executive at Deloitte Consulting who leads the firm's management practice. He said that there's virtually no long-term unemployment for skilled workers. "It's down to the nub already," he said. "Supply and demand is completely out of whack."
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How do we encourage young Americans to BECOME skilled workers, instead of wasting their brainpower majoring in Psychology or Marketing? (uh, no offense intended...) That would make the economy more productive. Is there something out there interfering with free market incentives, or are people just stupid?
2007-01-05
03:40:00
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KevinStud99
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