Computers are the future. So why are we the enemy?

[NotAllThere]

BBC news this morning talking about the IT skills shortage.

[cojak]

BBC is also talking about half of all graduates are in scabby jobs, and are bemoaning the lack of quality career choices. So something doesn't stack up.

[Zero Liability]

BBC is also talking about half of all graduates are in scabby jobs, and are bemoaning the lack of quality career choices. So something doesn't stack up.

Could be the fact that, whatever glossy brochures unis might put out there, containing often questionable info regarding employment prospects and increased earning potential, not all unis and not all courses are made equal. I think it also has to do with the fact that an undergrad degree from the average uni means a lot less now than it used to.