Well, congratulations, you must be an exception. Whenever I apply to the jobs that are in my specific domain of expertise, whenever my friends...
I never was and never will be a 'programmer' per se. Don't really have a lot of interest in coding to be honest with you. More of a...
I'm not a programmer, but I know many graduates who have sent out hundreds, thousands of applications, and rarely even get the time of day from...
Mostly fakes (ie: a dozen different agencies submitting to the same job), or they want many, many years of experience. Or they want to pay a...
Good luck with your son in engineering school; chances are, if this economy continues on its current path, he won't be able to find a job when he...
Its greedy boomers who expect the young people to work for salaries that are just a fraction of what they earned, when translated into the prices...
I know guys who graduated in tech related fields after the bust in 2000, who still haven't been able to find employment in the technology sector....
Sure. If the government can pump the Dow up to 50,000, then much of the demand that's been lost from the housing collapse, will be replaced by...
35-40mpg is no problem in a full-sized car. Direct injection with or without a turbocharger can do it without issues. In petrol or diesel....
The stats in California insofar as mortgage payments and delinquiencies were perfectly fine...until the bubble popped!
Ummm, no its not. Natural gas investment has collapsed in Canada. And as a percentage of the economy, the resource sector has almost never been...
Kids aren't staying in school till their late 20s/early 30s by choice. There just aren't jobs in Canada for university-educated people outside of...
Been no different for engineers in the past decade, particularly, in IT. Typical 'good' IT job gets 1000 applicants per position.
If people were expecting inflation, why are they selling off their stocks and buying bonds, bonds that would benefit handsomely from deflation?
Growth will accelerate with peak oil, as the economy will be forced to adopt much more technologically and labour-intensive ways of using oil,...
What's so wrong with only a 30% loss in Harvard's endowment? The broader markets are still down 30% from the highs. Larry Summers may be...
Sure, you can have 20% interest rates, if the supply of money also is growing at 20%. We'll soon have that (or more) in the USA, at the rate that...
Well, no, I can't. But if interest is set beyond the rate of economic growth and economic output, as expressed in gold, then default is not only...
But where on earth does the gold come from to pay all this interest? I mean, let's say there are 1 trillion ounces of gold in the world, and all...
And it would correct a very high rate of interest that exceeds that of gold supply growth as well. Of course, individual credits would have their...
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