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There's already a good number of US-citizen PhDs in non-CS/"tech" fields who are being underutilized. Perhaps such moves will help prioritize them and adjust so
by DanAndersen 10y ago
There's already a good number of US-citizen PhDs in non-CS/"tech" fields who are being underutilized. Perhaps such moves will help prioritize them and adjust some of the supply/demand issues.
- wdcgu 10y agoNot all PhDs are equal. You're not hiring them to flip burgers at McDonald's
- unityByFreedom 10y agoThat's a gross generalization. Plenty of unique overseas talent could not be utilized at $100k minimum. Translators, for example.