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An educated public is great. A highly educated public, all the better. In my eyes there is no over educated, but rather jobs should not be below certain people to do. One on the best bakers / pastry chef's I worked with got his first degree in chemistry (which he still loves chemistry and does projects as side hobbies).
These people aren't taking these jobs because they love driving and being film extras, they're taking them because they're desperate and can't find any other kind of job.
What's going to be interesting is which is going to bite China in the ass first: all the people aging out of jobs or the fact that they are aging out after being so long in the jobs that they can't find well-trained replacements.
What kind of orphan crushing machine is this comment?? Just like squid said, they’re forced to do this and not what they studied to do, what they dreamed of, etc.
Your anecdote works because the chef likes to bake and chemistry and baking go hand in hand. Delivery driving or day laboring and college degrees? Not so much.
But also, they do have a point: education isn't, or rather shouldn't be, just a means to get a better job. We don't think of someone who takes singing or playing lessons as "failed" if they don't become a professional musician. A day labourer with an art degree isn't worse than one without one
In the U.S. some love the "poorly educate" for political purposes until the dummies are no longer needed or they need educated talent, then it's H-1B time.
Hi, I have an MSc w/distinction and based up somebody's patio yesterday, this isn't a Chinese thing.
16.1% youth unemployment is definitely a Chinese thing regardless of your own unfortunate circumstances.