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The unfortunate part is that these visas are being used for cheap labor rather than not being able to fund talent.
by codeddesign 7y ago
The unfortunate part is that these visas are being used for cheap labor rather than not being able to fund talent.
- crb002 7y agoIf I were a VC I would invest huge in Mexico City talent development. Far more under-trained talent there and same time zone so remote from MC is temporally seamless.
- commandlinefan 7y agoHarder to find English speakers there, though. Plus, Mexico's government is a lot more uncertain than India's.
- bumby 7y agoInvesting in border towns in the U.S. could help solve the language issue. There's a large population of bilingual talent there
- ocardoso 7y agoBorder town developer here. Indeed, there's a ton of talent in Mexico's border towns (specially in Mexicali and Tijuana), highly qualified and with decent bilingual skills.
- mersenne 7y agoFrom my experience, it's actually kind of easy to find English speakers here. That's why a lot of US-based tech companies are opening up teams here or recruiting people from here. The government's uncertainty has not affected business for this particular case.
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