There's huge gap in between degrees that we are rushing for and jobs opening even on science side, STEM.
But computer science jobs are still going strong. While others, not so much. Look at Engineering side, which we believed always as in demand. Now there's four times the degree holder than there are openings.
Tech is still the king. Specially when it comes to computing. And in this downturn and lockdown for the foreseeable future -- even more so.
Interestingly when I took my first job in computing in the early 90s, our elder bros were all advising against it, calling computing has no future because everyone was rushing for it.
25 years later. It's still at top.
Report from NYT, 3 years old article.
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- The market adjusts itself. When there's a single hospital in the city and making huge profit because people in emergencies don't have bargaining power... expect six other hospitals to open up besides it because investors have money and they are all hunting for opportunities to make a profit. With six hospitals running in a small town, rate of every hospital will go down or their services go up. One or the other.
While gov sanctioned prices give rise to non-service availability and long lines. As we are watching now in covid tests.
There's demad and there's supply. But the gov doesn't permit the transaction to take place.
- Anything that you find interesting. No recommendation. But instead of playing game, build games if you are into games for example.
- Publishing the price list publicly and prominently eradicates one of the external factors.