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You are answering your own question. If you had a job that could be done by both types of people you describe, why would you pay 4x extra for the former? Why
by kamaal 6y ago
You are answering your own question.
If you had a job that could be done by both types of people you describe, why would you pay 4x extra for the former?
Why should the guy who can write operating systems spend their time doing work that's below their skill and training experience? And if this person is ready to do this, why is the latter person held responsible for this?
>>They'll both be listed as "computer related occupations" and apply for the same visa in the same quota. Does that makes any sense to anyone?
Yes, because they are being hired to do the same job. Hiring Captain America as a guard at ToysRUs doesn't change the job description of a security guard. It just means Captain America make a bad decision to work the wrong job.
- 908B64B197 6y ago> Yes, because they are being hired to do the same job. Is it? One could do both jobs (Advanced ML & QA) but I'm not sure the other could. Question is: Should the job of guard at ToysRUs be considered a specialty occupation?
- kamaal 6y agoAre you even a serious programmer? Throughout my whole career I've never a had phase where I've done fixed set of things. Nor has my academic training proved to be enough to provide me for all the skill sets I needed to do those jobs. Continuous learning is how our field works. Its not just ML or any thing, tomorrow if some thing new comes up, we need to learn and work on that as well. We don't exactly toss out our workforce and re hire kids every time Kubernetes makes a release.