Alex and James take a diver into credentialism in the eleventh installment of By The Numbers. Corporate America, education, the state and the well off have left entire generations of Americans behind, are excluding them from the job market and assuring that prosperity is not in the future of White youth.
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Referenced Studies and Articles:
Credentialism Is Bad for Both Workers and Business
SEARCHING FOR STARS: WORK EXPERIENCE AS A JOB MARKET SIGNAL FOR WORKERS WITHOUT BACHELOR'S DEGREES
Credential Inflation: What’s Causing It and What Can We Do About It?
Entry-level jobs don’t exist anymore
What Happened To ‘Entry-Level’ Jobs? Job Seekers Baffled By Requirements
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I have a novelty Theory as to why the requirements for jobs only are increasing I’m particularly the three years of experience portion of it. It is to ensure that the applicant is almost certainly not meeting all of the requirements and does not feel like they can negotiate for a higher salary,
This was such a great show I listened to it twice. James and Alex provide a much-needed one-two punch for this topic and they delivered. Most Boomers in my family still alive are on a hell-bent train to spend as much disposable income as possible, and die with nothing. They were able to punch out of the workforce in their early fifties thanks to the magic unicorn rainbow called a “pension” and buy homes, boats and RVs so they can chase their Generation X kids that they forgot around the country so they won’t die alone. If you ever want… Read more »
As a fellow Floridian that lives in close proximity to The Villages, the artificial boomer Disney land, I can’t get enough boomer hate gondent. I agree, this was a quality show.
Between that boomer mentality and famous black people spending their money on frivolous luxury items, I never want to hear the term “generational wealth” weaponized against us again.