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>This will not happen so long as there is a surplus of skilled work. We can easily demonstrate the surplus by how little these companies invest into getting ski
by moralestapia 5y ago
>This will not happen so long as there is a surplus of skilled work. We can easily demonstrate the surplus by how little these companies invest into getting skilled workers.
Interesting, isn't there a shortage of talent going on (suppossedly)?
- orbifold 5y agoThere is always a shortage of talent at the right price.
- pvorb 5y agoI'd say, yes. The US is just consuming talent from the entire world and it works because tech jobs in the US have really competitive salaries. But this talent is missing elsewhere, so I don't think it's sustainable in the long run.
- devwastaken 5y agoNo. If there were these companies have so much money they could build a massive university in every state just for themselves and lose very little money. They don't, because they don't have to. Unfilled positions are "nice to have's", not a requirement of their work. They will not lose money over that position not being filled, not to the amount they believe matters. Therefore, the wheel keeps on turning.