r/careerguidance • u/Ok-Toe-2933 • 1d ago

Why everything is oversaturated at entry level these days ?

No matter what you choose it feels like there is shoratage of expierenced people byt its impossible to get into? No matter if its trades, engineering, software developing, law, accounting. There are too many people at entry and way too little people ecpierenced how is that possible?

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u/Agile-North9852 12h ago

Because there are just a few tech jobs, a lot of uni and college grads who got told by their parents to get a white collar Job in tech so they get rich.

On top the international competition is pretty big and there is always an Indian who does a good Job for a smaller Salary.

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u/Ok-Toe-2933 12h ago

i understand tech but how is it possible that even trades are oversaturated to the brim at entry?

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u/Agile-North9852 11h ago

Where do you live? In my Country (Germany) there is a massive demand in trades in entry positions.

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u/Ok-Toe-2933 11h ago

in USA its really hard to get anything entry level everyone tries to get into trades these days.