Computer Science graduates have the highest unemployment rate

[Joeman]

WHS.

It appears the sockies are getting better. Taking on the big boys in general and still only 'Mostly Harmless' after 95 posts. That's not bad going....

"Big Boys"?? - more like stupid little kids who cant read forum posts or hold a sensible debate without resorting to profanity...
you think im a sokie?? LOL

[Joeman]

I wish you'd get off the computer and take me on, big boy. You just need to get your confidence back.

you talking to yourself now??

[eek]

you talking to yourself now??

Read more carefully next time round.

Hint one of then is a "lady".

It appears the sockies are getting better. Taking on the big boys in general and still only 'Mostly Harmless' after 95 posts. That's not bad going....

I wish you'd get off the computer and take me on, big boy. You just need to get your confidence back.

[Joeman]

I wish you'd get off the computer and take me on, big boy. You just need to get your confidence back.

Read more carefully next time round.

Hint one of then is a "lady".

LOL, yeah saw that after posting, was going to delete, but wanted to see what snide comments it would generate

[d000hg]

So Joe, what's your degree?

[Joeman]

So Joe, what's your degree?

You've really not been keeping up have you...
So you insult me, argue with me, make stuff up, act like a gilry, but its quite evident you havent actually been reading anything ive been saying!!

Go back to PAGE1 and start again, and try reading this time and all will become apparent...

[Pogle]

I have an electronics degree and I learnt assembler, C and an lots of stuff about digital electronics as well as analog.
The thing is I left university with potentional and a bit of knowledge. I got a graduate trainee job with a large IT company and that is where I learnt to code properly.
Employers dont bother to look for applicants who could learn to do what they want. They don't want the hassle of actually training people, having apprentices and spending time and money developing people.
That is the problem.

[TimberWolf]

I have an electronics degree and I learnt assembler, C and an lots of stuff about digital electronics as well as analog.
The thing is I left university with potentional and a bit of knowledge. I got a graduate trainee job with a large IT company and that is where I learnt to code properly.
Employers dont bother to look for applicants who could learn to do what they want. They don't want the hassle of actually training people, having apprentices and spending time and money developing people.
That is the problem.

Why bother when you can just import someone cheap?

[Spacecadet]

So Joe, what's your degree?

I'll save you the drudge: it was Physics... feck knows which uni though

[eek]

You've really not been keeping up have you...
So you insult me, argue with me, make stuff up, act like a gilry, but its quite evident you havent actually been reading anything ive been saying!!

Go back to PAGE1 and start again, and try reading this time and all will become apparent...

It looks like you actually did some work for your degree, you fool.

I looked carefully at all the options and picked a course max 10 hours a week in a topic where to be honest people make it up as they go along.

Of course you needed to know a little bit about economics before picking your degree but once the decision was made boy was it an easy option.