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Requiring 4 year degrees for some jobs makes sense, but way too many employers are requiring them for jobs most competent people could do just fine without a 4 year degree. There needs to be a general work skills certification that people can get after high school. The courses should be designed so that upon completion of the program, the certification holder has the specific workplace skills that employers keep saying prospective employees don't have. That certification won't require 4 years of courses because most jobs aren't that hard to get good at quickly if you have a basic level of competence. For employment purposes, there's a middle ground to be found somewhere between high school diploma and 4 year degree. It could be something like a 1 or 2 year program that focuses solely on general workplace skills for the current job market. Kids today are not getting 4 year degrees for the sake of education; they are getting them because they want a decent paying job and lazy employers won't even look at a resume that doesn't mention a 4 year degree. Employers need to figure out a different way to screen for competence (without being discriminatory) because they are going to keep getting more and more applicants with 4 year degrees. Having a 4 year degree doesn't mean the graduate knows anything about how to handle themselves in the workplace and be a good employee. Just because a 35 year old has a 4 year degree they earned 13 years ago doesn't mean that person is automatically more qualified for a position now than someone without a degree who has just as much or more of the work experience required for the position.

I'm 42 and self-employed and do pretty darn well(6 figures sallary) I do not have a college degree. I have always looked down on those who went off to college because first off how incredibly insufferably arrogant they are despite being so obviously ignorant of reality; and yet if you look at them and the way they live their lives, they are insanely dependent on the system and toxicly dependent on their parents in a very unhealthy manner. Most college students that I have met have virtually note independent skills Whatsoever. Most college educated people come across to me as double speaking, emotionally imature, self absorbed vampires, trying to run a sleezy blood bank while are trying to convince people with hemophilia to donate blood. I do not hire people with college degrees because I find people who grew up on the street, or on a farm, or just generally went to the school of hard knocks, have far superior situational awareness, workplace independence, initiative, deductive reasoning, and critical thinking skills, which makes them vastly supior employees. Universities don't teach people how to think, they teach people what to think, they teach people to obey, to be obiedant lambs to the slaughter. Its rather sad really.

😾Screw College

I had too much fear of going to college so I never did.

I went to college for 4.5 years and not once did I make a friend. Total scam.

😾College is a ripoff 💸💸💸💸💸💸

I went to UCF and am getting my masters at ASU… so I guess I like these big schools here! You make this sound doom and gloom. I graduated UCF in 2021 and it’s been totally fine for me personally. As long as you pick a degree that has jobs and higher paying jobs. But also ya… the government really should stop lending all this money and less people would go

You had me with CZcams comments, but lost me with Reddit comments.

Didn't it used to be 40 hours for the audiobook. It annoyed me because I forgot what was happening in the book when I got my time back.

It's crazy.. my cousin done the college thing, ended up back in school after landing in retail for a bit. He's doing well but i dropped out, bad family situation, got my ged and went to work. I was able to bounce around a bit and find my thing. Now I'm a machinist and running a cnc machine. We do about the same in terms of money. I got to live, get on the job training and no debt. Funy thing, i don't know any machinists outside of work. Tells me there's not many of us. Yes, i know there are schools for my skills but they're not required diplomas at this point in time. I'm the trainer and fixer when they get a new guy in and they mess up. I would argue that's just as valid as a piece of expensive paper.

Agreed. Vocational and technical training/jobs have been ignored in favor of attaining college degrees and "white collar" work. Now there is a GLUT of college educated people inI the workforce, and a shortage of workers in trade and technical jobs. Many in GenZ are gravitating towards those trade/technical fields after watching younger Millennials with college degrees struggle to find jobs, and deal with overwhelming student loan debt. The paradigm is shifting......

Lies. That's not true. This propaganda Chanel lies. Cheat and spleting misinformation for the Western elite talking

Of the 32% that require a college education 75% could be done with common sense and done better. Our recent college grad says that if we put three more steps in a two step job it will be faster. Still hasn't figured out why we have been on OT since he got here. Those of us with no or unfinished college education are smart enough to know as long as this moron is here we are making more money. The company ? Not so much but it is a college education running the place so . . . A college education also thinks it knows what you are searching for when you type one ( 1 ) character in the search box . . . They are calling it AI now a days. Have some fun, put 0 (zero ) in the search box and look at what a college education can do for you. Steal your common sense.

Some people are so stupid

With all due respect, I think this is like the elephant in the room that most people with enough thought know not to talk about. Its a situation of just because you cant doesnt mean you should kind of thing. The problems and issues that arise out of targeting and calling out inconsistencies with policies, especially when youre a democratically aligned political platform, discussing regions in the world we know are different, is only gonna invite instability and problems. There are subtle ways to do things and this is not it.

I was incredibly annoyed after listening to the Hobbit when I tried to start The Fellowship of the Ring. I had no idea there was a 15 hour limit until it stopped me after chapter 3. A cursory math equation made me realize it would take several months to finish The Fellowship of the Ring alone without purchasing multiple 10-hour add-ons. I then decided shortly after that I would never waste my time with audiobooks on Spotify again.

why blame the tendency of the falling rate of profit when you got * checks notes * college?!?!

10:17: The graph is mis-titled. It should be "Audiobook Listeners".

This information is in direct conflict with information being leaked from inside China. Building and bridge collapses, unemployement, wage cuts and so on... You make it seem like an imploding economy, rampant corruption and lax quality standards are a utopia.

thanks

Wonder why they didn't buy a record label with major and upcoming artists? Anyone with better knowledge of the industry know?

Just give us a HiFi plan

In Greece we have a similar system

my biggest issue is that they create vertical videos but never truly used them? imagine the impact if they had had vertical video charts etc back in 2017/2018 when they were huge and THE moment. they also don't utilize that people can discover new artists from them, and not having more live events fans could actually go to. and i could go onnnn

Well done on this incredibly insightful video. I'm a paddy myself and despite living outside of Dublin on 6 figure salary, funds are tight. High tax and very poor public service, i.e. public transport

Why doesn't spotify start a label :/

Because China is more scared of people.

Imagine if he just loses the war he’ll be so pathetic

Title: Ireland isn't real I knew it, it's all a big leprechaun conspiracy. 🇮🇪☘️🌈

The title is stupendously wrong! Ethiopia isn't creating a country, it just inadvertently recognized an effectively decades old autonomous and peaceful region of Somalia because it made a trade deal with Somaliland without including the Somalian central government.

Lênin_stalin_putin 3 tên độc tài khét tiếng.

The only winners from the whole spotify story are the stock traders and the big fat a**holes in Hollywood

This is a superficial sophistry, equating McDonald's with capitalism and associating bribery with capitalism. It is used to mock China's departure from the socialist path. However, the most crucial point is that socialism has never been about appearances; its core lies in directing the flow of social wealth through national credit while maintaining a channel for the working class to extract value from the capitalist class. From this perspective, the economic conditions of a socialist country cannot be described using capitalist narratives. The so-called political egg is still a façade. China emphasizes class struggle as the driving force of social progress, with the proletariat being a 'self-mate class', whose political dividends are reflected in the struggle of social contradictions. The freedom measured by Western values is about expressing opinions and protesting, which is superficial, wrapping the core contradictions in a poissoning pancake to distribute to people to quell their hunger, and to trigger the contradictary in public level. In contrast, the proletarian struggle is spontaneous, presenting contradictions as political confrontations at higher hierarchies to reform the patterns of evolution, thereby sparing the masses from more severe impacts. Thus, from an Eastern narrative perspective, this is more genuine freedom.

how come i never see these documenteries on Mao Zedong 55-75 million, Genghis Khan 40+mill, Stalin 40+mill, Hitler 19 mill , Lepold II 10+ mill Paul Pot, Castro Idi Amin on HBO, A&E History channel. Its ALWAYS the Germun guy, when all these other guys took out so many more?

In the days when houses were made of wood, paper, and tatami, tear-down-and-rebuild made sense, but it occurs to me that now, with higher building standards, this practice means a mind-boggling amount of construction waste. All that concrete, brick, plastic ... what's being done with all of that?😮

I could go on and on about LanSchool oh my GOD

Not making a penny. Them nor artist. When artists who were established and pretty darn big before Spotify was a thing, are making a fraction of a penny per stream, something is wrong. I suppose it's an extreme extension of what the labels were doing though.

What information is locked up in any University such that I can not find it online, for free, and in ten seconds?

why should i pay someone to copy paste a music file?

Lol just buy the music labels. Your welcome. Mckinsey & the consultants would've charged you $85m for that advice.

FINALLY NOT TALKING ABOUT CHINA!

Spotify posted a profit of over $1billion. It was widely reported in April. Google it.

Oh so that's why so many Koreans often rent out airbnbs. I stayed in one in Seoul and the person has an AirBnb account with units in the same building and I was just trying to figure out how you could afford to buy so many houses in the same building and furnish them all lol

Spotify app is absolute dogshit. Spotify staff are 100% on Reddit looking for answers and they don't listen to feedback.

Went to college from high school, realized I did not like college. End up going to hvac, plumbing, automation. I found that i actually like hvac and electrical. Went to college to learn the fundamentals of hvac and electrical. Left college after 2 years for the trade and continued working for 12 more years in the trade. Saved money and bought into a business. Using everything I have learned and taught myself to do my best building this business with partners. Now I hire 20 people that did not go to college and hustle. Businesses want people that will work their hearts out for a purpose. What ever that purpose may be does not matter. But, the purpose is what drives us. I hire because I want to provide a service to a customer while helping grow my employee's knowledge. I love to learn and teach.

Perhaps you should consider adding the option to give Thanks to your videos

Nebula doesn't accept people who don't own credit cards. In my country that's only managers and people who travel to USA for some reason

This explains alot of the online hate towards Tesla.

Covid made it abundantly obvious to me you should strive for the cushiest office job possible. It's a day and night difference and ultimately management also sits in the office so they will always prefer you over the people doing the real work in the field.

Spotify does audiobooks? And it’s an hours per month limit? Not a credit like with audible?