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THE GREAT RESET: Over 200,000 people have been laid off in the #tech industry this year, and the flood of new talent has started to change the job market.
Check out Blind's exclusive research - a thread 🧵:
Check out Blind's exclusive research - a thread 🧵:
1/ The Great Resignation and the ease of wage hikes when changing jobs may be over.
56% of U.S. professionals said they would accept the same or LESS pay in a new role, per an April 2023 survey by Blind
teamblind.com/blog/index.php…
56% of U.S. professionals said they would accept the same or LESS pay in a new role, per an April 2023 survey by Blind
teamblind.com/blog/index.php…
2/ The perceived weakness of the job market is why many say they're now willing to accept lower pay.
45% cited market concerns—more than those who picked company culture, return-to-office policy, or even the need for a work visa as their top reason COMBINED
45% cited market concerns—more than those who picked company culture, return-to-office policy, or even the need for a work visa as their top reason COMBINED
The U.S. economy added 263k jobs in September and the unemployment rate fell back to 3.5 percent.
Data: bls.gov/news.release/e…
Full coverage: nytimes.com/live/2022/10/0…
Data: bls.gov/news.release/e…
Full coverage: nytimes.com/live/2022/10/0…
August unrevised at +315k jobs. July's very strong gains revised up another 11k to +537k.
Labor force shrank slightly (-57k), participation rate ticks down a tenth, following August's big jump. These month-to-month changes are noisy, so this seems consistent with a gradual rebound in the labor force.
Walked the whole length of this #gotrain to find a coach not set to a temperature I'd roast potatoes at.
I honestly don't know how these people dressed like it's the middle of February are coping.
I honestly don't know how these people dressed like it's the middle of February are coping.
🚨⚡️FULL TECHNICAL REPORT RELEASED⚡️🚨
Today, we have released our full technical report on the "Why Local Solar and Storage Costs Less". Two weeks ago, we released the main findings: savings of $473 billion when co-optimizing distribution. This released provides more details!
Today, we have released our full technical report on the "Why Local Solar and Storage Costs Less". Two weeks ago, we released the main findings: savings of $473 billion when co-optimizing distribution. This released provides more details!
The report, ES, summary presentation, and spreadsheet can all be found on our website: vibrantcleanenergy.com/media/reports/ #energytwitter #cleanelectricity
The full technical report shows that the cost savings comes from lower distribution spending and higher utilization of variable renewables. The additional costs of local solar and storage are much lower than the benefits unlocked. #energytwitter
