The “skills gap” was a lie
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Are you satisfied in your career choice?
I'm curious to hear how everyone feels about their jobs and, more specifically, whether your chosen career or field is sustainable in the long-term for you.
30 votes -
Americans want to believe jobs are the solution to poverty. They’re not.
12 votes -
US inmates claim retaliation by prison officials as result of multi-state strike
23 votes -
On the phenomenon of bullshit jobs
20 votes -
How to hire
5 votes -
Five reasons why the company you want to work for won’t hire telecommuters (and four ways to get hired anyway)
4 votes -
How hidden bias can stop you getting a job
6 votes -
What it takes to be a trial lawyer if you're not a man
10 votes -
For two decades, defending death row inmates
5 votes -
Man of letters: What I learned about America, and myself, working as a mail carrier
11 votes -
From professor-in-waiting to florist: Why some PhDs are quitting academia for unconventional jobs
4 votes -
Punching the clock: An essay on bullshit jobs
7 votes -
Why do some job adverts put women off applying?
12 votes -
Any other attorneys on ~s?
I'm a civil litigator in Texas, just curious if anyone else on here practices law! When the site opens up, I see value in creating something akin to the /r/lawyers subreddit where access is...
I'm a civil litigator in Texas, just curious if anyone else on here practices law! When the site opens up, I see value in creating something akin to the /r/lawyers subreddit where access is restricted to licensed attorneys, and I'd be happy to jump in on setting that up when it does.
10 votes -
The weird, dangerous, isolated life of the saturation diver
6 votes