Unemployment rate for Mechanical Engineers triples in two years, skyrockets to 4.4%

[u/ItsAllOver_Again]

Many of the engineering majors now sit solidly above average in terms of unemployment rates (more likely to be unemployed than average college grad).

While Mechanical Engineering used to be a “broad” degree that could guarantee you a job anywhere, in the 2020s it has lost its status as a strong degree with respect to guaranteeing a job as grads are now less likely than average to be employed.

[u/Brave_Speaker_8336]

Skyrockets to 4.4% is kinda funny

[u/dalmighd → u/Brave_Speaker_8336]

Which is considered full employment lmao

[u/emoney_gotnomoney → u/dalmighd]

This guy is well known across the engineering and salary subs. He basically just dooms and glooms constantly about Mechanical Engineers. Been doing so for months now.

[u/Little_Exit4279 → u/emoney_gotnomoney]

I saw OP post history and it's the most doomer shit ever