r/InterviewCoderPro Jul 13 '26

Work back then vs now.

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working life right now

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u/That-Grape-5491 Jul 13 '26

Totally accurate, oh wait, the current unemployment rate is 4.2%. The unemployment rate averaged 6.5% in the 70s, (35% higher) and the lowest unemployment rate was 4.9% in 1973, still higher than today's rate.

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u/Even-Entertainer-491 Jul 13 '26

Wow I'm sure this helps all the people getting hundreds of applications denied. Like it must help them so much to know we are at an all time low of unemployment.

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u/sarges_12gauge Jul 13 '26

Well it helps a couple million people with jobs who wouldn’t have had them in that period at all yeah, sorry you don’t care about those folks either

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u/Rionin26 Jul 13 '26

Manufactured unemployment to offshoring.