NOTE; Not a political post.
Work / life balance really isn’t the best flair for this post, but I’m beginning to wonder if, due to the terrible condition this market is in today, and the onerous process of applying, being rejected, applying, being rejected, and over and over and over again…
At what point do protests begin? How long can this seriously go on for before people take to the streets? And the other question I have is, is the global market really working?
Should corporations still get incentives for having their businesses in the U.S. (if any at all) if they prioritize colleagues overseas? I realize and am sure there’s market issues elsewhere, but this, to me is just unfucking precedented. I apologize for the course language but how much more of this does the public take until government is made to intervene, and work with companies to determine the degree of technology used, as well as their selectiveness, and what’s required to actually do the job?
I have been searching for over a year, and every interview I’ve had, I’ve been declined for as well as the applying I’ve done to countless posts. And before someone tells me to network, NETWORKING NO LONGER MATTERS WHEN EVERYONE IS DOING IT.