And in 2022 when the average worker could quit a job and find another the same day, Wallstreet called workers lazy cuz fir the first time in our lifetimes We had the power to choose.
It's insane the difference in the job market between then and now.
I could go on indeed and land a phone interview the very next day after just a bit of searching, and knew I would most likely get the job after the interview. Now, it takes dozens and dozens of applications over days, weeks, or even months to get an interview, and you're competing with at least 100 other people who might have more experience and/or education than you do, or might be willing to take the job for a lower hourly rate, so each interview is an absolute gamble as to whether you're going to get the job. I hate this so much
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u/LobsterResponsible17 6h ago
And in 2022 when the average worker could quit a job and find another the same day, Wallstreet called workers lazy cuz fir the first time in our lifetimes We had the power to choose.