be honest. overreacting?
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it's not about devaluing the education they want, but maybe they just don't want to be responsible for hiring someone who's only looking for a paycheck and doesn't care about the job, and $15/hr isn't that unreasonable for seasonal work with a 'desired' background
to clap back.
the worst is there's always one guy that gatekeeps the shit out of the job too
'bachelor's preferred' on a job that paid £11/hr nearly made me quit job hunting entirely
the actual skill required is 'show up on time and be thorough.' no degree covers that.
posted a job recently and HR added degree required without asking me. I removed it. they put it back.
the degree requirement is a filter, not a qualification. they're filtering for desperation.
credential inflation is just wage suppression with extra steps
swipe left for next bitch →
I have a master's degree and make less than that. the system is not malfunctioning. it's working as designed.