Comments by "Michael Nurse" (@michaelnurse9089) on "The Hiring Crisis: What’s Really Happening to the Job Market?" video.

@issaqua Laws require a demonstrable loss before it can be considered fraud. That said, it would help everyone if they stared handing out 1 year sentences to HR people engaged in this practice. Don't hold your breath.
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Yip. Job search videos are posting this message over and over again. AI destroyed job boards for both seekers and hirers.
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@erinsweet8147 They make the mistake thinking an engineer from India is worth the same as an engineer from the US - they both learned from the same textbook after all. They ignore the fact that white ancestry Americans have proven again and again over centuries to be the best innovators and arbitragers.
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I am optimistic because I switched my efforts from selling labour to managing (a very small amount) of capital. Labour is a mug's game and is going to get much, much worse in the next 5 years as AI job agents and capable humanoid robots roll out to workplaces.
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In my country that would make you middle class. Here, similar low level jobs pay about $1.50/h (in local currency equivalents).
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Not actually. I watch a lot of videos about squiggly lines NOT moving - those are the boring ones.
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My take: Robots will take 7 years to get to hospitality - they will be supply contrained for a decade or two going to the most lucrative industry first. If seven years is suitable you can still work there. Immigrants do not do well in people facing positions.
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" career websites and the company websites" This could be the problem. Mostly fake jobs to 'gather data'. Reach out to people you have worked with before and ask them to keep a look out for you including positions adjacent to QA.
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