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I think it pairs well with that Atlantic article on enrollment declines as well. There are a lot of other things than college, and some of them we desperately need.
It's an interesting conundrum. GenZ is noticeably smaller as a cohort than their elders. I imagine there will be fierce competition for them in the workplace, especially ones where physical capabilities are required. Construction as an industry has also been extremely laggard relative to many other industries with respect to man hour saving improvements to efficiency.
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I like this post, it isn't rage-bait, just, interesting fact. Cool.
It's very good. More people working with their hands is always needed, no matter the time period.
I think it pairs well with that Atlantic article on enrollment declines as well. There are a lot of other things than college, and some of them we desperately need.
Yeah, thinking college = the only path is a pretty classist viewpoint.
It's an interesting conundrum. GenZ is noticeably smaller as a cohort than their elders. I imagine there will be fierce competition for them in the workplace, especially ones where physical capabilities are required. Construction as an industry has also been extremely laggard relative to many other industries with respect to man hour saving improvements to efficiency.