Finding a Tech Job Is Still a Nightmare
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#2What can people do instead of technology jobs, to make real productive work in the labour market?
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#3What can people do instead of technology jobs, to make real productive work in the labour market?
farm
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#4What can people do instead of technology jobs, to make real productive work in the labour market?
Carpenter, plumber, electrician.
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#5Article just created to show Wired Hired career marketplace. Next.
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#7What can people do instead of technology jobs, to make real productive work in the labour market?
Sometimes I think about this. Things humans need: food, shelter, healthcare, energy, water. Working in one of these industries or improving access/efficiency of these things could be useful. But there are a lot of tech startups, i.e vertical farming that end up wasting capital because the economics don't make sense.
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#8What can people do instead of technology jobs, to make real productive work in the labour market?
Anything related to taking care of old and/or disabled people.
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#9> And in the tight market, supply of workers is high: Some 780,000 registrations were submitted as of July 31 for this year’s H-1B visa applications
If the market is as over-supplied as this article claims, is it getting more difficult for companies to plausibly justify hiring H-1B?
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#10Tech unemployment is still extremely low, so these articles always feel a bit off by not mentioning that.