They will be able to get a job overseas no problem.
Of course the US economy is bound to be having an effect compared to Europe
Why STEM skills are Europe’s next competitive edge
STEM_Education_Strategic_Plan_COM_2025_89_1_EN_0.pdf
STEM crisis or STEM surplus? Yes and yes - PMC
There are plenty of other good degrees such as law, accounting, finance and nursing but yes there are also some pretty useless ones when it comes to a future career.
Why are they outsourcing?
Are US kids getting the degrees employers want?
It seems there is a skills shortage in the US in certain areas, are companies supposed to just stop hiring if they can't get what they want in the US?
My son is an immigrant, he works in Japan because he has skills that...
That just sounds like an angry old man speaking :giggle:
You do realise your parents said exactly the same thing about you when you were younger.
You never owned your music or software, it was only ever licensed to you. Different to what we did doesn't mean bad and Spotify is not the reason...
Well I have two GenZ sons (one snuck in by a year) and there is no problem regarding their work ethic so broad statements don't really work (although are easy to say)
I actually think it is background more than anything - if you come from a family of moaning underachievers that blame everybody...
I would say 'as much opportunity' as there are plenty of places in the world, Europe included, where there is everything you need to succeed if you take it.
You can be anything you want if you work and use the opportunities that are available to you.
For every one of those opportunities you don't take, and for every day you don't work another door will close until there are no doors left.
It is worth noting that in many countries, India, Pakistan, China etc where education is revered (and that includes gaining a trade) parents will sell a kidney in order to get their kids educated. They know that education is the ONLY way they will succeed as there are no safety nets in many...
It's a daily, I'm not going to change the oil every 3 months! I've got much better things to spend my money on!
50k in the S550 and was sweet as a nut with changes every 8k or so. Never burnt any oil between changes.