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by cityofdelusion
420 days ago
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It is more intuitive if you spend more time in academia / higher education. Even around me, with a bunch of mid-lower tier schools, PhDs and masters are being pumped out semester after semester in very niche areas. In all my time searching through job boards, I've probably seen a tiny handful of chip design jobs compared to the absolute boat load of things like more generalized engineers, business analysts, financial/accounting, and so on. |
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And this is precisely why credentialism and large parts of academia must go. The incentives are perverse.