/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49503770
look guys, i know this seems bad, but you have to remember that we all agreed to this back in 2020 when we shut down everything and printed more dollars than have ever existed in order to combat the most deadly plague in human history. we knew the consequences, but we all consciously agreed to this happening for the greater good of keeping boomers and fat people alive for a couple more years. everybody unanimously voted in favor of this. we're a democracy after all. we just need to tighten our belts and get ready to weather the storm of the new, new normal that we all happily signed off on

forget the inflation part. the real issue is that there is a significant number of jobs that aren't worth paying $15 an hour for, filled with unskilled people. with modern tech, you can automate around some of these jobs, leaving millions out of work. the remaining low skill jobs will have immense competition for them. this will also lead to a scenario where businesses simply don't have to give raises for these jobs, because they can just fire someone and replace them with someone who will be happy to take that $15 an hour.

once again, there is an obvious ploy to take power away from the working class, in this case in the form of removing leverage for better wages, being sold to retards as a a gift from god. the government will never do anything for people that does not benefit itself or corporate interests 10x more

So I applied for this IT job yesterday, and already today I got a call and setup an interview. Seems suspicious because the job posting has been up for a while. I'm coming from having only two previous help desk jobs and a B.S. under my belt. What is the catch exactly?