Shahid Kapoor is in 'rage' as he turns Kabir Singh in this photo!
Everyone knows that Shahid Kapoor is tremendous excited to play Kabir Singh within the romantic drama by the identical title. Readers who've already watched Vijay Devarakonda starrer Arjun Reddy would remember that this Bollywood remake can have the actor coping with alcoholism and rage points submit a significant heartbreak. Evidently it's this schedule that Shahid Kapoor is at present prepping for as he posted this photograph on Instagram.
Shahid Kapoor shared this image of him wanting livid in between the shot as he's utterly into the avatar of Kabir Singh. He even captioned it saying, "Prepping for the trend." Going by that and his expression it appears that evidently the actor is true within the midst of capturing an intense scene. As talked about earlier than, the movie will function Shahid as Kabir Singh with anger administration points who resort to alcohol and medicines after his separation together with his girlfriend essayed by Kiara Advani.
Shahid Kapoor and Kiara Advani, who're coming collectively for the primary time, are anticipated to shoot for the movie extensively in Delhi and Mumbai. The movie is a remake of the Telugu movie Arjun Reddy and the Bollywood model too is directed by Sandeep Vanga, who helmed the unique. The Telugu movie went on to grow to be a blockbuster and has additionally gained many accolades for its uncooked attraction.
For the uninitiated, the Telugu movie showcased Vijay Devarakonda as Arjun Reddy who regardless of being a medical scholar turns into an alcoholic in addition to a drug addict after his girlfriend will get married to another person. The movie additionally options him coping with anger administration points. Coming to the Bollywood model, whereas Arjun Reddy launched on August 25, Kabir Singh is anticipated to hit the theatres on June 21 this yr.


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Politics The Biden coronavirus task force has a mental health problem
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You're serving on Joe Biden 's coronavirus task force . Do you feel your team can have a plan in One of the problems I think the public needs to be well aware of and sensitive to is the fact that The Biden team knows the need and has this as part of the checklist, and it's going to be critical and
Joe Biden said Tuesday that he hasn't had a chance to speak to Dr. Anthony Fauci yet but his staff Biden 's task force has pushed for access to the administration's plan to distribute a COVID vaccine Mario Falcone details his determination to educate son Parker, two, on mental health eight years
Recent headlines about coronavirus are anything but uplifting. Numbers are surging in most states and hospitals are becoming more strapped for resources. A glimmer of hope to many public health and medical professionals was the naming of President-elect Biden's COVID-19 task force, and the promise of centering science and testing come January.
© istock The Biden coronavirus task force has a mental health problem
As delighted as we were to see the steps being taken to start combatting the pandemic more effectively, as psychiatrists we couldn't help but notice one glaring expertise missing from the conversation: mental health.
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People with mental ill- health might experience a worsening of symptoms during and after the As Australia continues to flatten its curve of coronavirus cases, mental health experts are warning a "About a third of the Australian population are vulnerable or already have mental health problems
We understand that it can feel like we are all simply arguing that each of us needs to be in the room because it is what we trained in and we believe our specialty to be an important area of concern. It can look like we are selfishly arguing for our own interests to be prioritized over others. But, believe us when we say, this is far from about a specialty war or who deserves to be in the conversations. This is about need and the data back us up. This is about foreseeing the future and knowing that even if we stop the bleed of mass casualty from the pandemic, if we do not think about the eventual mental health aftermath, we will be dealing with it in our already broken system ineffectively for years to come.
The data make the case themselves. Patients with psychiatric illness have a 60 percent greater risk of contracting the virus, and a substantial proportion of people develop new psychiatric conditions after infection. In fact, the mental health of nearly every demographic has been hit by the pandemic, from pregnant women to frontline workers to children. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) just released data on mental health emergency department visits for children. It showed that though visits were down during lockdown, from April to October they increased 24 percent in kids aged 5 to 11 and 31 percent in kids 12 to 17. The mental health needs of children are increasing, and parents are turning to the emergency room as they have for years, due to the shortage of pediatric mental health providers. We are also seeing more young people with the mental health sequelae of being sexually exploited online, as online abuse surges during the pandemic.
Broncos DC Ed Donatell back home recovering after COVID-related hospitalization
Broncos defensive coordinator Ed Donatell required hospitalization after contracting the coronavirus, according to the team. The second-year Denver DC was hospitalized last week but discharged Sunday. Donatell, 63, has been battling COVID-19 symptoms since Oct. 31 and has missed the past three games. Donatell, who is in his third stint with the franchise, is one of a few Broncos staffers to have contracted the virus. Running backs coach Curtis Modkins did so in October, and offensive line coach Mike Munchak was in the team's COVID protocol.
The coronavirus has killed at least 237,584 people in the country so far. That figure has grown dramatically in recent weeks, sending the U.S The task force will be co-chaired by former Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, former Food and Drug Administration Commissioner David Kessler and Dr
Joe Biden is rising. Markets are falling. Coronavirus is spreading. And Trump's reelection campaign will need a new message. The market losses reflect broader anxieties across the nation, where coronavirus has forced the shutdown of major parts of the U.S. economy and made a recession all
During a pandemic with rising cases, it seems emergency department beds could be better used for coronavirus patients, and mental health could be better treated with resource investment elsewhere. Even before the pandemic, one in eight emergency room beds were occupied by patients with mental health emergencies. This can be prevented through initiatives that increase access to mental health care outside the emergency room. The federal government could further adjust telehealth restrictions to increase access to care, as just one example. However, investment and prioritization of mental health in coronavirus task force meetings would need to occur for things like this to happen, and someone would need to be arguing for it and to know the data.
There are serious warning signs that we are on the brink of a mental health crisis that warrants substantial intervention. However, it is not listed as one of the four crises that the Biden administration plans to tackle - the economy, racial injustice, climate change and the pandemic. If you viewed the world like we do, you would know that each of these crises has a mental health component that needs to be addressed in parallel. You might also know that CDC data show suicidal thoughts in the past 30 days nearly doubled and were substantially higher in groups like unpaid caregivers, Black and Hispanic populations, and 18 to 24 year olds. You would know that opioid overdoses have increased. You would know that mental health is deserving of its own interventions. This is particularly true as suicide rates in this country have been increasing over the past two decades, and our system still allows many to go without access to affordable and sustained mental health care. We have the ability to prevent deaths from occurring, and we know we have treatment and expertise that can do so. Not to mention the mental health sequelae of potential pharmacologic interventions and the intricacies of some of the psychiatric medications that have been proposed to treat the disease.
Sen. Lindsey Graham faces ethics complaint over call to top election official in Georgia about ballots
Sen. Lindsey Graham was the target of an ethics complaint after his phone call with an election official in Georgia over how the state counts ballots. Your browser does not support this video Georgia's Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger accused Graham earlier this week of pressuring him to find ways to exclude or invalidate legally cast absentee ballots and reverse Trump's loss in the state, an accusation the South Carolina Republican called "ridiculous." Graham said he had also spoken with Arizona's Republican Gov.
21, the coronavirus pandemic has killed over 795,000 people and infected over 22 million For example, the current White House Coronavirus Task Force does not include any nurses, nor do Psychiatric nurses respond to mental health crises and promote mental and emotional wellness in
Dr. Deborah Birx said that the White House coronavirus task force is missing 50% of the data for coronavirus tests that have been conducted.
Finally, every single person impacted by coronavirus and this pandemic is experiencing trauma, and this country would be well served to take a trauma-informed approach to messaging and understanding. This, again, is a specialty and not something any person can do simply because they went to medical school. Grief, loss, racial injustice and what health care and frontline workers are experiencing day after day at work, all of this is trauma will take a substantial toll. Starting from the standpoint of viewing the conversation through this lens, would serve our country well. Not to mention, mental health professionals are highly trained in listening and communicating, and that ability has been sorely missing at the governmental level for years. The government has failed to understand the psychology of people who don't socially distance or wear masks, issuing ineffective messaging that resulted in behavior among Americans that increased the spread of the virus.
Ultimately, this pandemic has affected all of us in innumerable ways, but at the core of many of them is our emotional and mental health. It is doing us a disservice to neglect that crisis, to put it off for the future, or to assume that someone without real expertise in it can argue for it or understand it as well as someone who does. Please do not wait to help the mental health of this country and invest in real improvement and change. This is one of the rare bipartisan topics. Ninety-one percent of registered voters said they want elected officials to focus more on mental health. We should listen to them.
Jack Turban MD is a fellow in child and adolescent psychiatry at Stanford University School of Medicine. His writing has appeared in The Hill, The Washington Post, The New York Times, and The Los Angeles Times, among others. Follow him on Twitter @jack_turban.
Jessica Gold MD MS is an assistant professor of psychiatry at Washington University in St. Louis. Her writing has appeared in The Washington Post, The New York Times, and The Atlantic, among others. Follow him on Twitter @drjessigold.
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Sunday Superlatives 4/1/2012
Most Informative:
Relevant Magazine with "Rob Bell's Lasik Surgery to Cost Christian Hipsters Millions"
"News that Rob Bell has decided to forgo his trademark thick-rimmed glasses in favor of Lasik eye surgery has many Christian hipsters reeling, with experts suggesting that the post-geeky-hip trend could collectively cost the culture millions.
'Lasik costs, like, $2500,' complained 21-year-old Chase Wright, a worship leader at Elevate Church in Kalamazoo Michigan, who prefers to be identified as a God-encounter-facilitator. 'I think I'm going to opt for contacts instead, at least until I can raise some funds on Kickstarter.'"
Most Passionate:
Mark Driscoll with "The Threat of Pastel Easter Ties"
"It has come to my attention that the effeminization our sissified culture has resulted in a disturbing trend: 'men' wearing pastel ties on Easter Sunday. From pink to lavender to robin-egg blue, these ties come in an array of Satanic colors, and it is the duty of God's men to keep them out of our churches, lest these ties turn us all gay. This is why any man who walks through the doors of Mars Hill wearing a pastel tie on Easter morning will be subject to church discipline."
Most Surprising:
Ann Voskamp with "This Sucks: A Rant Against Nature"
"Today was a really crappy day. The crickets chirped all night so I woke up exhausted. Then I burned the French Toast at breakfast. My dog left a bunch of muddy tracks all over the house, which really ticked me off. And of course it rained on our picnic. Nothing redemptive about today at all. Nature sucks."
Most Concerning:
Christianity Today with "Blogger's Rant Mistaken by Area Armenians as Racist Threat"
"A Christian blogger's rant against the soteriology of Jacobus Arminius entitled 'Let's Rid the World of Armenians' has been mistaken by area Armenians as a racist threat. But the twenty-two year-old blogger and father of three insists that the misunderstanding is a result of a simple typo.
'I was complaining about the popularity of Arminian theology,' said the blogger, who asked to remain anonymous, 'and my stupid auto-correct in Microsoft Word changed Arminian to Armenian. I should have double-checked before publishing the post, but unfortunately my concern over the dangers of Open Theology overshadowed my concern for spelling and grammar, and now I'm paying the price. I want to make it clear that I hate Arminians not Armenians."
Most Impressive:
Sarah Bessey with "In Which I Try to Write Something That Will Not End Up in Rachel's Sunday Superlatives"
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Hemant Mehta at Friendly Atheist with "Thank You! Your hateful comment finally convinced me to be a Christian"
"Were it not for Repent-And-Be-Saved's impassioned comment calling me a useless drain on society and damning me to hell for eternity, I might never have found Jesus. Thank you for your persistence!"
Most Humble:
John Piper with "Jersey Shore: A Disaster I Cannot Explain"
"The Asian tsunami of 2004, the Haitian earthquake, the tornado that struck Central Lutheran Church in Minneapolis during ELCA meetings on homosexuality—these were clearly acts of judgment from God upon sinful people. But the scourge of Jersey Shore being renewed for yet another season is something that simply cannot be explained. The truth is, I don't know why God would allow this to happen. It is beyond my understanding."
Most Unusual:
Publisher's Weekly with "Christian Bookstores to No Longer Carry Bible"
"In a surprising announcement, Christian bookstores across the country have banned the Bible from their shelves, citing questionable content, including violence, sexuality, profanity, and possible liberalism. Retailers say that this is not the sort of content their customers have come to expect from a Christian establishment, so the Bibles will be phased out over the next few months. In the meantime, all remaining Bibles on shelves will be given 'Read With Discernment' stickers to warn potential buyers of questionable material."
Most Exciting:
Entertainment Weekly with "Donald Miller and Tim Burton to turn 'Searching For God Knows What' into zombie horror flick"
"Capitalizing on the recent zombie apocalypse craze and the popularity of the 'Blue Like Jazz' movie, Donald Miller and Tim Burton will team up to turn Miller's spiritual memoir 'Searching For God Knows What' into a zombie horror flick, this time with a 'clear gospel message' to satisfy Christian magazine reviewers. Look for Johnny Depp to star as Don, and Helena Bonham Carter to star as Penny. Many in Hollywood say they see the spiritual-memoir-turned-movie as the next hot genre, suggesting there are ongoing talks about turning Lauren Winner's 'Girl Meets God' into a romantic comedy, Ian Cron's 'Jesus, My Father, the CIA, and Me' into an action flick, Anne Lamott's 'Traveling Mercies' into an indie road trip film, Kathleen Norris' 'The Cloister Walk' into something really creepy involving monks."
Most Stunning:
Ree Drummond, Pioneer Woman, with "It's true. I have a clone."
"Because no one woman is capable of running a ranch, homeschooling her children, hosting a cooking show, writing four books, mastering photography, and keeping a blog, I confess I have a clone. I made her from scratch in my kitchen about a year ago. Here's the recipe..."
Most Annoying:
Rachel Held Evans with "Let's talk about my vagina some more..."
"In an effort to further strain every relationship I have in the Christian publishing industry, I'm thinking of re-titling my book 'A Year of Biblical Vaginas,' just to see what happens."
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Signpost 31 (23 November)
Welcome to the latest issue of Signpost. As the nights begin to well and truly draw in, we hope that this week's selection of links will keep you busy and entertained over the next few days. We love to hear from you and welcome all readers to get in touch with their thoughts and ideas for links to include.
78 years ago this week, the classic movie 'Casablanca' premiered, 68 years ago the Agatha Christie play "The Mousetrap" opened in the West End and 30 years ago this week, Margaret Thatcher resigned as Prime Minister.
Colin, one of our Pastoral Care Coordinators, and his wife Rebecca have recorded another fantastic reading and reflection entitled "From Fear to Faith".
November is National Novel Writing Month, an event aiming to encourage people to write 50,000 words of a novel throughout November. We may be halfway through, but it is never too late to start! If you are looking for inspiration, the website includes pep talks from a number of famous authors, including Philip Pullman, Sue Grafton, Nick Hornby and James Patterson
The Southbank Centre has produced a series of podcasts (audio documentaries) that feature some of the finest writers, poets and thinkers from across the globe. You can enjoy Phoebe Waller-Bridge talking about her play "Fleabag", Hilary Clinton and her daughter Chelsea and their book "The Book of Gutsy Women: Favourite Stories of Courage and Resilience" or Richard Dawkins talking about an argument for atheism.
In 1974, a team of scientists found a fossil that changed our understanding of human evolution. The "Lucy" skeleton became a household name and was considered one of our oldest ancestors. You can read about the whole discovery here.
Roger Hayward from The Chocolate Quarter got in touch recently to share a great resource he had found from the Canal and River Trust. The trust are trying to help those in lockdown by using digital technology to bring you six top canal destinations to wander around at your leisure – without even opening your front door.
Do you miss going to a pub quiz? Why not try out these 25 fun quiz questions courtesy of the Edinburgh Evening News newspaper?
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Quantum Computing Market Growth Opportunities, Remarkable Developments and Leading Key Players to 2023
The surge in demand from the BFSI sector is anticipated to motivate the quantum computing market 2020. The packaging and transport industry reports are produced by Market Research Future, which highlights market options for expansion. A CAGR of 34% is predicted to guide revenues to USD 2.82 billion by 2023.
The diversity of applications in quantum computing is expected to open up new areas for growth in the duration of the forecast period. The rise in opportunities from the public sector is estimated to sustain the development of the quantum computing market in the forecast period.
The segmental study of the quantum computing market is conducted based on application, product type, vertical, and region. Based on the application, the quantum computing market is segmented into machine learning, optimization, simulation, and others. On the basis of product type, the quantum computing market is segmented into software, hardware, and services. Based on the vertical, the quantum computing market is segmented into energy & power, information technology (IT) & telecommunication, healthcare, aerospace & defense, BFSI, transportation, and others. On the basis of regions, the quantum computing market is segmented into Europe, Africa, North America, APAC, and the Middle East.
Detailed Regional Analysis
The regional examination of the quantum computing market includes regions such as Europe, Africa, North America, APAC, and the Middle East. The opinion is relatively positive towards the North American region's quantum computing market. The countries of the U.S. and Canada are technologically superior countries, which is permitting a sooner implementation of quantum computing tools in the North American region. The North American quantum computing market is anticipated to reveal a CAGR of 31.3% for the duration of the forecast period and attain a valuation of an additional USD 952.29 Million. Furthermore, a notable investment range towards R&D by both private and public is also influencing the market favorably in the region. The U.S. holds the principal portion In terms of value, of the North American quantum computing market. In addition, the existence of tech Goliaths, such as among others, gives the U.S. market an edge in the coming years.
The stability of the economic state is expected to further lend to the favorable development in the global market strength. The improvement in research and development facilities and equipment is further projected to influence the growth of the market in the forecast period. The scope of development of the market shows a high growth potential that the market can achieve in the coming years. The strategic allocation and positioning of assets are expected to aid each competitor in the mart with their growth goals. The inducement of certain regulations introduced by the governments of several countries is estimated to enhance the profits that can be gained by the market. The availability of suitable means to build robust distribution channels is estimated to characterize the future expansion of the market in the forecast period. The need to prepare for contingencies such as natural disasters, pandemics, and international trade wars is expected to allow the market a better capability to deal with the challenges.
The distinguished players leading the quantum computing market are D-Wave Systems Inc., Cambridge Quantum Computing Ltd., Atos SE, Intel Corporation, IBM Corporation, QxBranch, Inc., QRA Corp, Rigetti & Co, Inc., Google, and QC Ware Corp.
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Scots doctors warn government of 'death of general practice' unless changes made
Doctors have warned of an impending crisis after a recent wellbeing survey of 1,000 GPs found only 18% would currently recommend general practice as a career choice
Neil Pooran
Updated 11:03, 3 DEC 2022
The comments were made at the Scottish Local Medical Committee conference in Clydebank (Image: Getty Images)
There is a risk of sleepwalking into the "death of general practice" unless changes are made, a senior doctor has warned.
Andrew Buist, chairman of BMA Scotland's Scottish GP committee, said the wellbeing of family doctors must be improved as they face relentless pressure in their jobs.
He made the comments at the Scottish Local Medical Committee conference in Clydebank, the first such in-person gathering of GPs since the pandemic.
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A recent wellbeing survey of 1,000 GPs found only 18 per cent would currently recommend general practice as a career choice.
Dr Buist told the conference: "I admit I am now in the 82 per cent who would not immediately say yes to recommending a career as a GP - but I desperately want to be able to do so again.
"Being a GP has been, is, and can continue to be, a hugely rewarding career choice, but we need a new vision for primary care with sufficient GPs with the time and the back-up of a full multi-disciplinary team to allow GPs to focus on being expert medical generalists.
"Without this change we risk sleepwalking into the death of general practice as we have known it.
"We can make general practice a great career choice again - at the heart of this must be making working as a GP not just bearable and manageable but actually getting the joy and satisfaction back into the job.
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"I want to be able to unreservedly recommend being a GP to every young doctor in training, medical student and potential medical student I meet - and my challenge to the Scottish Government is for them to now finally deliver the direct investment to recruit the GPs we know are needed to make that happen.
"Listen to us, work with us - the people of Scotland are being let down, please give us the tools we need to stop that from getting any worse."
A conference motion from the Grampian Local Medical Committee suggested some patients should have to pay for certain services as a way of reducing demand.
Health Secretary Humza Yousaf also addressed GPs at the conference.
He acknowledged the pressures many GPs are under and said he did not wish to "sugarcoat" the situation.
Mr Yousaf said: "I have been a Government minister for 10 years in various different guises, I've never seen the public finances as constrained as they currently are."
He said ministers are having to make "wretched and difficult" decisions about reprofiling money.
He said his young daughter had recently needed to see a doctor, and he praised his "brilliant" GP.
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Taking questions from the conference floor, one GP told Mr Yousaf she used to enjoy being a GP but is now simply "fed up".
Another asked him: "How will it feel to be the Cabinet Secretary that oversaw the dismantling of general practice?"
Mr Yousaf said he disagrees this is happening, mentioning the pressure the pandemic has put on the health service.
He said: "Make it personal if you wish but I don't think that's what the role will entail.
"We will continue to invest, not just in recruitment but in retention, we will continue to invest in sustainability."
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You are a recent graduate from an upstanding university and you've got the student loans to prove it. Now what? You're a barista at Starbucks. Nothing against the popular coffee chain; they've got some great lattes. However, in situation like this, the question raises itself as to whether the frequency of college grads in jobs like these represent a fault in our society? Or is it simply the way our society works now; college grads having to take jobs at Starbucks as they wait to take on the career they planned for after graduation? Whatever the reason this sort of job placement in this day and age, it's leading to the frequent use of the term "underemployed," a word that I'm not yet convinced society considers to be a phenomenon for us loan-ridden graduates.
There is a reason of highlighting the lovely Starbucks. Ashton Kutcher, or Chris Ashton Kutcher as he pointed out, in his acceptance speech for the Teen Choice Awards Lifetime Achievement Award, argued the idea that underemployment shouldn't actually be a thing. When asked about his speech in a later interview, he clarified his opinion, doubling down with the belief that no job should be beneath anyone, citing Starbucks jobs, specifically.
The "That '70s Show" alum also derided his friends who refused to take jobs at Starbucks or anything they deemed to be "below them. I think that the only thing that could be below you is to not have a job," he said, with the audience erupting in cheers.
Not to place Ashton Kutcher in any state of authority on the matter of "underemployment," but let us think for a second about his statement. Is a job a job, in spite of how well you think it fits you standards? The fact is, while 80 percent of prospective college students say they go to college to better their job, only half of all college graduates are in jobs today that require a college degree.
US News recently posted a "top college majors" list in which all of the majors they listed were based in at least one of the STEM industries; science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The majors included more complex fields from Robotics to Petroleum Engineering to the obvious fields like Public Health. This may come as no surprise to most as we live in a technologically driven society. And while yes, it is quite important to have a strong science and mathematical foundation, liberal arts and creative degrees should not be discounted. In a recent article by Forbes, contributor Vivek Ranadivé argued the importance of actively practicing creativity.
The people who will succeed in more expensive labor markets like the U.S. will be those that can think creatively and generate IDEAS that will propel economic growth.
He emphasized that while understanding technology beyond a proficient level is necessary, it means nothing without strong right brain skills to compliment it. An Adecco survey revealed that many tech savvy, recent graduates of today lack the "soft skills" necessary to work in teams and function in corporate environments. These soft skills, including interpersonal communication, time management, and adaptability are all skills that get more focus in humanities as well as more creative majors.
So, unless the major is job specific, like Petroleum Engineering or Robotics, is not necessarily a student's major that determines their job. With this knowledge it's clear that companies are really just looking for well-rounded applicants that have the critical thinking skills to handle what tasks that may come their way, which actually seems to be the problem. The Times emphasized the issue of finding well-rounded grads has led to a job shortage problem.
The annual global Talent Shortage Survey from ManpowerGroup finds that nearly 1 in 5 employers worldwide can't fill positions because they can't find people with soft skills.
There's a lot to be said about our faulty economy for Generation Y graduates.For example, with many greedy employers aware of the state of our economy, grads are facing the consequences by being paid far less than they should be in entry level positions.
"Employers are taking college grads over high-school grads, but paying them high-school grad wages," Carl Van Horn, founding director of the Heldrich Center for Workforce Development at Rutgers University. said.
But because of the shift in our economy students can't just learn trades, but they must take advantage of their higher education to build all of their skills. It may be time for that 80% of college students that admitted they go to college to get better jobs to shift their focus to not just looking good on paper, but also learning and growing as much as they possibly can. Why not aim to heighten all your skills so that reluctant employers can't help but stop and take notice?
"College is what you make of it," so the saying goes. It is arguably the best time in a young person's life to better yourself- so why not take advantage of that? It's tough to go into college without the nagging thought of your unknown future sneaking up on you and making you want to jump on that internship that would totally soup up your resume. I definitely didn't take advantage of my college years as much as I could. I skimmed through a lot of classes and remember a fraction of what I "learned," as I'm sure many recent grads can attest to. But from my research I'm convinced to really win against this struggling economy, it takes more than just going through the motions.
I feel for you, recent-grad-Starbucks-barista. It's hard out there. And you're probably thinking your degree is useless.With so many grads earning minimum wages, the supposed benefit of attending college are so difficult to appreciate. However, truly, it still is.It just takes a little longer these days to reap the benefits. It is still the case that college grads earn more than 80 percent more than none college graduates over one life time. The beginning struggle to find a job is consistent with the state of our economy, but does not mean college is not worth it long term. Agreed, the state of our society when it comes to wretched student loans is ridiculous, but the long term benefits of scientifically proven better health to upward mobility economically are all reasons to continue to give it a good ole' college try.
Check out this video and join the debate! Is underemployment really a thing? Or is a job-a job-a job?
Aw, I'm so glad you found it, as well! Thank you so much for reading!


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