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If so, a note:> What does this have to do with the glut of female leaders?

People frequently bemoan the glut of poorly skilled individuals who claim to have software engineering skills.

We're currently suffering from a glut of amazing television and if you haven't been paying attention, that's your fault, not TVs.

There's a glut of skilled writers willing to work for free and a dearth of people willing to pay for journalism, either through subscriptions or advertising.

It will result in a glut of disposable, troublesome, irksome devices, but there will still be a very nice market of people willing to pay more for a better device.

That prevents getting into a situation where the organization builds up a glut of weak performers that need to be fired in some comprehensive and systematic culling.

There has been a glut of "introduction to Go" blog posts, and the documentation for introductory Go from the Go Team is quite good, so I didn't feel the need to author another introductory post.

This may explain your glut of candidates - whereas on the other side of the industry fence companies are offering six-figures to fresh graduates and creating bidding wars around entry-level applicants?

The cycle goes like this: Insufficient supply one year results in very high prices Everyone and his grandmother decides to plant raisins 5 years pass Theres a giant glut, and prices drop through the floor All the raisin farmers decide to ditch such a shitty product Repeat This cycle absolutely wrecks agricultural economies which are dependent on one or a handful of key exports.

Through the '90s, it didn't matter how good a machinist you were - if you lived in the Detroit area, your employment prospects were poor, just because of the glut caused by hemorrhaging auto industry.>There is an argument in favour of minimum wage, and it's this: some people are too incompetent to be capable of standing up for themselves, and these people would be easy to take advantage of for malicious bosses, of which there are no shortage.