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Cake day: 2023年6月16日

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  • The value of a degree doesn’t drop because more people get one,

    It absolutely does. Part of the reason lawyer pay collapsed was because of the proliferation of law colleges that increased lawyer supply.

    It happened to be that there was an increase in demand for college degrees in the later 20th century which countered supply, but the labor premium of having a college degree over a trade certification has dropped significantly over the past generation.

    A lot of millennials went to college and chose specific degrees due to the promise of a higher wage. That wage difference isn’t there anymore.











  • A lot of people said depression, but instead I want to focus on something else.

    For your new job, you talked about how the work is similar, but how do you feel about your new job? Do you have a similar friend network of coworkers? How is your boss compared to your last one? Is the company culture the same or different. I ask because there are a lot of intangibles to a job that may not seem obvious, and the new job may not be as tuned for you as the last one.

    Regarding fatigue and lack of desire currently, did you feel these feelings when you were unemployed? Were you working on a limited amount of energy before going to work? Were there cases where you would feel this loss of energy while out of work and looking for a job?

    You are focusing on being unemployed, but the issue may be the new job.