Flooding the market with experienced workers

Many posts on AF discuss the massive competition out there for positions and how difficult it is to break in. Here is a stat for you: “The 10 biggest investment banks, including JPMorgan Chase & Co., Deutsche Bank AG and Citigroup Inc. have lost about 11,000 front-office staff globally in the past two years, analytics firm Coalition said in May.”

A lot of jobs have simply disappeared due to tight govt regs, massive cuts to protect the bottom line, and making the few coveted jobs very hard to get even among the experienced.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-09-11/second-life-bankers-thrive-as-middle-east-comeback-revives-deals.html

Yep.

Time to get that Associates Degree in HVAC.

Is there a trade school heirarchy yet?

plumbing jobs FTW:

$100k+ after several years

stable growing career

cannot be outsourced

no $30,000 of college tuition x4

all would-be plumbers are borrowing money going to college (lowering supply of plumbers)