Something i used to hear (and still do) from everyone, especially teachers and university professors. It's the most deceptive pilpul crap i've heard. It's almost like tech rides off a concept from 30 years ago, and absolutely refuses to change their mind. Now i have a ton of experience, and i tend to think ahead of the curve when it comes to jobs and employment, and even i see the career landscape as crap right now. How the hell are the newbies getting in? Lying through their teeth? And whilst you may find a job, most jobs pay the exact same in tech as they did 10 year ago, meaning most tech workers lose money every year when they stay at one place. But the jews hate job bouncers, because they want someone chronically underpaid and overworked, because it shows (((commitment)))
Something i used to hear (and still do) from everyone, especially teachers and university professors. It's the most deceptive pilpul crap i've heard. It's almost like tech rides off a concept from 30 years ago, and absolutely refuses to change their mind. Now i have a ton of experience, and i tend to think ahead of the curve when it comes to jobs and employment, and even i see the career landscape as crap right now. How the hell are the newbies getting in? Lying through their teeth? And whilst you may find a job, most jobs pay the exact same in tech as they did 10 year ago, meaning most tech workers lose money every year when they stay at one place. But the jews hate job bouncers, because they want someone chronically underpaid and overworked, because it shows (((commitment)))
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