What has the prolific output of school band programs meant to job prospects for wind instrument players?

What will be an ideal response?

Because school band programs produce an abundance of skilled wind instrument players, there is a
significant oversupply of applicants for job openings. Even wind instrument players with master’s and
doctoral degrees find it difficult to secure jobs. When an opening is advertised by a professional
symphony orchestra for a clarinet or trumpet player, often several hundred instrumentalists apply.