Why aren't people more upset about the bad job market…
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Why aren't people more upset about the bad job market?
With all the horror stories we've been reading about not being able to find good jobs, it's safe to say that there is a systemic problem at hand. It's even more insulting when others assume the worst of job seekers, where hard-fought efforts are laughed off as, "they're just not trying hard enough", "they studied the wrong major in college", or "they still gotta pay back student loans somehow". Or how AI is being used to replace human jobs altogether, while job seekers can't find ways to pay bills or rent.
So why aren't people MORE outraged by what we're dealing with? Why do we allow HR departments to be disrespectful to those following the rules? Why do we allow other places to hide behind their computers while AI rejects unread resumes anyway? Even those who are lucky enough to have jobs are either wishing they had something more sustainable, or are simply trying to escape a system that would rather keep them unemployed.
What are people's thoughts about this? What should be done to take back a broken system?
#business
With all the horror stories we've been reading about not being able to find good jobs, it's safe to say that there is a systemic problem at hand. It's even more insulting when others assume the worst of job seekers, where hard-fought efforts are laughed off as, "they're just not trying hard enough", "they studied the wrong major in college", or "they still gotta pay back student loans somehow". Or how AI is being used to replace human jobs altogether, while job seekers can't find ways to pay bills or rent.
So why aren't people MORE outraged by what we're dealing with? Why do we allow HR departments to be disrespectful to those following the rules? Why do we allow other places to hide behind their computers while AI rejects unread resumes anyway? Even those who are lucky enough to have jobs are either wishing they had something more sustainable, or are simply trying to escape a system that would rather keep them unemployed.
What are people's thoughts about this? What should be done to take back a broken system?
#business
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