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The “No” is a terrible way to converse. Condescending about a nuanced topic, also not great. Their logic is that when you raise wages, you will attract more wor
by sjtindell 5y ago
The “No” is a terrible way to converse. Condescending about a nuanced topic, also not great. Their logic is that when you raise wages, you will attract more workers. This is probably true. Seeing high wages, workers may choose that field earlier on, etc.
- clove 5y agoUmmm, sorry sweaty, but he already said no, which means definitively the OP was wrong and that he knows better. Haven't you ever used twitter? But seriously, especially in the US, high-wage jobs create whole educational industries in 3rd/2nd world countries, where their students train specifically to get a job in the US in such a high-paying industry. Taiwan does it with electrical engineers, India does it with aerospace engineers, and Vietnam/Indonesia have come a long way in tech/programming industries in the past decade for the same reason. As soon as people get word that a certain industry is paying a premium, you get a slew of parents pushing their kids into that industry.
- JakDrako 5y agoCalling someone "sweaty" is not great either. Or did you mean "Sweetie"?