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>>53567756
No, boomers are retiring faster than they are being replaced by equally skilled people. The fed really is trying to destroy asset prices to get boomers back out of retirement. This is going to become the normal going forward.

https://youtu.be/GcA3rI19jYM

>>53472670
The old MBA bullshit is from a time when there was a abundance of over qualified hires. "Why waist time training and improving a employee when there is someone how will take the job" was the sentiment. A lot of jobs before that in the boomer days spent a lot of time and money training people in house. But with the boomers retiring, gen x getting ready for retirement, millennials and zoomers being a small generation, and the undermining of the education system its no wonder employers are struggling to fine enough qualified hires.

Big reason they are trying to push the retirement age higher. Some politicians flat out said they need to get retirees back to work.