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>It’s not quite as easy as it seems, believe me software companies have been trying to pull this off for decades. I’ve been around situations where a US team wa
by spaced-out 6y ago
>It’s not quite as easy as it seems, believe me software companies have been trying to pull this off for decades. I’ve been around situations where a US team was offshored and returned again because the results were so dreadful
>What people forget is that the folks who actually make it here are the absolute cream of the crop.
You know a good way to reverse this trend, though? Force all those people to take all the skills they've learned back to their home countries.
I work at a Big-N and there are many teams that are majority non-citiens. If they're forced to leave the US, do you think the company will try to replace them with Americans, or just move the team?
- SpicyLemonZest 6y agoWhat you're saying is certainly true, which is why people who already have a visa were exempted from the order. (Some may choose to leave because of the uncertainty, of course, but that would be true for any immigration reform.)