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Originally Posted by sirmaru
That's a terrible recommendation for a Bachelor's Degree. Those wage offers are devastating.
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Times change.
Conventional wisdom changes.
Last year's hot profession can be this year's glut.
And regional variations have an impact.
The Carolinas have a reputation as a great place to live and just a couple years ago the Triangle was second only to Silivalley in tech hiring. Throw in a new (undeclared) recession atop the already bad economy and it is actually wiser to be under-employed than unemployed.
Staying too long out of work is far worse for the resume.
(Less relevant here but still noteworthy: not all BAs are created equal. Look back to the days of the Wall Street occupation for examples.)