This just in! 200 million job openings in STEM!

a reply to: ReadLeader

But then there's the 90 day probation period. Getting people to work the day after payday anymore is pretty tough

STEM. Outsiders use this word. It means "ohmygod a field that's hard to get into and a place I can go to get a yob!" to people who should stick to just a roadshow.

The pay is eh decent, yeah decent, the hours are long, nothing happens and you go home and nothing happens.


Heheh.

a reply to: onequestion

The same conversation I had with a medical professional last week; they (India peeps) are coming in in groves and taking alot of nice jobs in the US for L E S S

Yes, more slaves are needed.

a reply to: Informer1958


precisely

200million? Unless those are worldwide numbers that is badly off. There are only about 323 million total people in the US to give some perspective. You are basically saying that 2/3 of our population is, or could be, working STEM and all those are just coming open.

a reply to: ketsuko

The best part is most of them are entry level right now so you don't even need a degree!

Entry level positions start at 17$ an hour.

No more slave labor!

200 million jobs huh?
Are there even that many people working in the United states?

originally posted by: Bluntone22
200 million jobs huh?
Are there even that many people working in the United states?

No that's the best part!

We're going to take 50 million Syrian refugees to fill all the jobs! We're moving them into West Texas!

a reply to: Bluntone22

Lol... That means every working American will have to quit their job to fill positions.

originally posted by: LSU0408
a reply to: Bluntone22

Lol... That means every working American will have to quit their job to fill positions.

Exactly. Look at the bright side! No more supply chain, no more grocery stores none of it! We don't need it anymore!

We all work in technology now!

Wow. That number's not right! LOL 200 million?

We would effectively be at 0 % unemployment.

phone sanitizers and hairdressers.

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beautiful work of sarcasm, this models art... That comment isn't even sarcasm I mean it!