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>What the EU should do is earmark some of that money to be directly paid as engineering salaries. Of course they won't: that would reduce the piece of the pie o
by logicchains 6y ago
>What the EU should do is earmark some of that money to be directly paid as engineering salaries. Of course they won't: that would reduce the piece of the pie of all the non-technical managers and bureaucrats!
This is what China's doing: offering double salaries to Japanese and Taiwanese engineers to lure them away, because tech salaries in Japan and Taiwan are quite low by global standards (even lower than China's).
- kolinko 6y agoIf someone tried doing that in Poland: - there would be a huge (and proper imho) outrage - why not teachers, or nurses - every job would be registered as a programming job ;)
- kazen44 6y agothis would be the case in most european countries mainly because of the difference in culture in regards to working and the role of making money in society. It is not necessarily a bad thing either in my opinion. A lot of americans seem so focussed on making money, instead of caring for others around them.
- bennysonething 6y agoIt's happens everywhere. Pretty certain the British nhs advertises for nurses in foreign countries. Australia does the same.