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As it stands, at this point Angular is out there and a lot of current jobs are using/require it...

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A lot of jobs exist just to prop up the order of things.

They are poor choices because most jobs available to me are for java/ruby/python/etc...

This was an actual non-compete situation that nearly cost 13 other people their jobs and nearly bankrupted us 6 times over the next 2 years.

So bullshit jobs are a tax paid by big corporations?

You can go to www.hipmunk.com/jobs if you're interested!

Sure, there may be some union contracts, for some type of jobs, which require everyone in a firm with the same classification to be paid exactly the same.

We took on more debt while trying not to go under to avoid having to fire people who didn't deserve to lose their jobs over a crappy situation.

NET or Java, the few C or C++ jobs that exist usually are in countries with some engineering history (like Germany, I saw lots of C++ jobs there), or in US (that has lots of jobs of lots of things).

When I find the rare C or C++ job, usually they want 20+ years of experience or soemthing impossible like taht to me (I am 27 years old, obviously I can't have 20 years of experience), or are jobs in other countries, but unwilling to help with visa.

At a good university, you will be expected to serve on numerous soul-sucking committees, your students will be sucking up to you so that you will hook them up with good recommendations and/or good jobs (and you better deliver), and your dean will be riding your ass to get grants, publish, and get rated highly on poorly designed course surveys.

[0, 1] So either those providing "real" value are so productive that they support all that dead weight and yet still continue to grow, or those "bullshit" jobs are actually providing real value and increases in productivity.