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> Probably 50% had US educations listed. Maybe 40%? That is an extremely large percentage if the candidate pool was chosen at random. That would be surprising
by manuelabeledo 5y ago
> Probably 50% had US educations listed. Maybe 40%?
That is an extremely large percentage if the candidate pool was chosen at random. That would be surprising in Europe.
Anyway, I didn’t say it was surprising, but it is rare.
> US people study abroad too. It’s very common and tech people tend to pick US because it’s heavy in tech.
Sure. But there is a difference between hiring US nationals abroad, who likely would be US educated, and US educated Portuguese or German nationals, who are a very small minority of the population, and that’s what I was asking.