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Finance Job Market 2022-2023
Economist
10edFor white males, it is a disastrous year
Dude you have no clue how lucky you are. You can go to an LRM and still expect to land a job in academia, even if it is with a postdoc. This isn’t true for any international student. As such, a lot of people outside US with LRM PhD caliber don’t go for higher education with the hope of a late bloom, even if they so badly wanted to.
Economist
1d73For white males, it is a disastrous year
Dude you have no clue how lucky you are. You can go to an LRM and still expect to land a job in academia, even if it is with a postdoc. This isn’t true for any international student. As such, a lot of people outside US with LRM PhD caliber don’t go for higher education with the hope of a late bloom, even if they so badly wanted to.
and why exactly should we care about non-US citizens? Let them stay in their own country
Economist
0429For white males, it is a disastrous year
Dude you have no clue how lucky you are. You can go to an LRM and still expect to land a job in academia, even if it is with a postdoc. This isn’t true for any international student. As such, a lot of people outside US with LRM PhD caliber don’t go for higher education with the hope of a late bloom, even if they so badly wanted to.
and why exactly should we care about non-US citizens? Let them stay in their own country
True that. The US is not responsible for supporting talent from other countries. The US welcomes them; but that's not their obligation.
Economist
b44fFor white males, it is a disastrous year
Dude you have no clue how lucky you are. You can go to an LRM and still expect to land a job in academia, even if it is with a postdoc. This isn’t true for any international student. As such, a lot of people outside US with LRM PhD caliber don’t go for higher education with the hope of a late bloom, even if they so badly wanted to.
and why exactly should we care about non-US citizens? Let them stay in their own country
True that. The US is not responsible for supporting talent from other countries. The US welcomes them; but that's not their obligation.
You should feel shame about your argument since immigrants take a significant share of entrepreneurial and academic achievements in the US. And the US is actually a country built by immigrants. So please first ask your grandparents to stay out of the US if you don't think the US should support talents from other countries.
Economist
d16dFor white males, it is a disastrous year
Dude you have no clue how lucky you are. You can go to an LRM and still expect to land a job in academia, even if it is with a postdoc. This isn’t true for any international student. As such, a lot of people outside US with LRM PhD caliber don’t go for higher education with the hope of a late bloom, even if they so badly wanted to.
and why exactly should we care about non-US citizens? Let them stay in their own country
you deserve the worst
Economist
c942Good reference
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/fire.12317
A rookie's guide to the academic job market in finance: The labor market for lemons
