My mother has a degree in HR and has been jobless for almost

Gender studies

>>1591030
Gender studies

Your mother must fucking suck at her job or is extremely outdated in her HR knowledge.

Headhunters and recruiters are the hottest "cottage" industry right now.

The majority of tech companies are going towards cheaper/replacable contractors for Tech.

Tech contractor recruiters get roughtly $30/hr out of a "consultants" fees of $150 an hour.

It's almost like a 1 layer pyramid.

Recruit/Place 4 or 5 contractors and you could be making 120 to 150 an hour just from THEIR work while you sit on your ass.

Your mother is missing out on the most lucrative contractor Recruiting decade since the early 2000's.

In the Silicon Valley, It's not uncommon for techies to jump on the HR/recruiter bandwagon since recruiting actually pays more than their original tech jobs.

Hr isnt needed in much smaller countries like Lithuania

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>>1591030

Computer Science

>>1591087
Tech startup guy here

Calling bullshit on this, never heard of it happening