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LinkedIn Economist Sees Shortage of Technical AI Workers

US payrolls rose in March by the most in nearly a year and the unemployment rate dropped, pointing to a strong labor market that’s powering the economy. Kory Kantenga, LinkedIn senior economist, joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow to discuss what that means for the tech labor market on “Bloomberg Technology.”

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US payrolls rose in March by the most in nearly a year and the unemployment rate dropped, pointing to a strong labor market that’s powering the economy. Kory Kantenga, LinkedIn senior economist, joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow to discuss what that means for the tech labor market on “Bloomberg Technology.”

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    April 5, 2024 at 2:30 pm

    Having Robert Reich, Former United States Secretary of Labor as guest would be better then talking to the head of economics of LinkedIn. Only talking about LinkedIn’s data points and not even talking about how he doesn’t even try to get data points from other job postings websites and try to work each other and sharing their data points and seeing if they are seeing what others are seeing in the labor market because calling it tech labor market doesn’t change the fact that labor is still involved. LinkedIn makes money off the data they collect and sell and getting people to sign up for LinkedIn premium. Not really a company I’m going to trust to have my best interest in mind when their business model is to make money. Must be nice collecting rich people money and not caring about actually caring

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