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Young men are struggling in a slowing job market, even if they have college degrees
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this post was submitted on 13 Aug 2025
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Yep, here in belgium for an Electronics degree, there are about 10 open Electronics engineering jobs nationwide right now.
Like 400 software/firmware and like 150 electric installation jobs, but if you want to switch to one of those you pretty much have to go back to a junior level (and pay) which isn't much.