Stuart Ellis-Gorman

@drcrossbows.bsky.social did:plc:tkvymqpe3ogl7t6st6fxt33p

Medieval historian, crossbows and the Hundred Years War. Author of The Medieval Crossbow (2022) and Castillon (2025). Freelance writer/editor/proofreader, occasional game designer. Reviewer of books and games. Website: www.stuartellisgorman.com

En Bluesky desde el 20 septiembre 2023

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Stuart Ellis-Gorman (@drcrossbows.bsky.social) es un usuario de Bluesky que se unió el 20 septiembre 2023. Tiene 2.560 seguidores, sigue a 420 cuentas y ha publicado 1.199 posts.

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Chris Millard@chrismillard83.bsky.social02-11-2026 09:13
should people who graduate have particular skills that make them attractive to employers? yes, broadly speaking - but it depends on the employer and also the degree, but the number of university graduates getting “graduate level jobs” depends most obviously on the number of jobs there are out there
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Chris Millard@chrismillard83.bsky.social02-11-2026 09:13
the number and quality of jobs available on the jobs market is the responsibility of the government of the day, and of the employers offering the jobs. this is largely to do with structural factors that are largely international in scope, but also heavily to do with state investment priorities
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Chris Millard@chrismillard83.bsky.social02-11-2026 09:13
I am not sure how true this is broadly - have people become so economics-brained that “graduate jobs” govern people’s idea of why universities exist (and should be allowed to continue existing)? if so that’s a huge problem and tinkering with data doesn’t touch that
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Chris Millard@chrismillard83.bsky.social02-11-2026 09:13
universities are responsible for the quality of the education they provide, and not - and I cannot stress this enough - the state of the job market for graduates
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Prem Sikka@premnsikka.bsky.social02-11-2026 09:12
Neoliberal trope scapegoating the poor, old, sick, disabled. Silent on corporate welfare, Inequitable distribution of wealth, Profiteering causing poverty, Full state pension less than 50% of minimum wage. People relying on benefits because work doesn't pay. Tax abuse by corporations and rich.
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