There's a shortage of those workers, so that can't be true.
I do agree there are way too many people doing "something in communication", and that waiters don't always work very streamlined, to say it politely.
I do agree there are way too many people doing "something in communication", and that waiters don't always work very streamlined, to say it politely.
On the other hand, I have a feeling that most of the jobs here are proper bullshit jobs: from office jobs, where you'll find deluges of junior designers and copywriters and customer journey experts; to cafes, where 4 waiters are hardly doing the work of one; to supermarkets where there seem to be constantly more employees moving stuff around than customers.
Obviously there is a lot of money in the country. I wonder what will happen in case of a downturn: I have a feeling that if the money stops flowing, a lot of people will discover that their jobs weren't necessary at all.