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That was actually kind of my thinking. There's a huge demand for these technologies at lower salaries than your tech hot spots, so most younger talent won't be
by school_lunch 8y ago
That was actually kind of my thinking. There's a huge demand for these technologies at lower salaries than your tech hot spots, so most younger talent won't be interested in learning. Yet a 60K a year job would be AMAZING to the average felon.
- Fjolsvith 8y agoUh, this is unrealistic. I came out of prison with programming knowledge and not a single company would consider me because of my record. Its why I have a shed manufacturing business now.
- school_lunch 8y agoI think a program like this would have to work to build relationships with organizations, and it would be an uphill battle. Perhaps focusing on very specific skills, like test coverage and documentation would be more amenable to an organization than DB Admin.
- Fjolsvith 8y agoIts a security risk. Allowing a felon access to the company network is irresponsible.