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It is generally the case that said exceptional talent has already immigrated to HCoL US areas like SF/NYC, or that there are immigration/timezone restrictions p
by ceeplusplus 4y ago
It is generally the case that said exceptional talent has already immigrated to HCoL US areas like SF/NYC, or that there are immigration/timezone restrictions preventing them from being hired by companies. It is very rare that someone who is talented can't get hired for a rate that they are worth.
- Aaargh20318 4y agoYou are assuming that all people with exceptional talent value money over being near friends and family.
- UmbertoNoEco 4y agoThis is one of the most discriminatory posts I have ever read in this site and that's saying something.
- sidlls 4y agoThere’s nothing discriminatory about it. The comment isn’t saying non-whites or non-US workers are dumb or untalented; it’s saying that most of the more talented ones have relocated (emigrated) already.
- ascorbic 4y agoIt's implicitly saying that anyone in a low cost of living area must be less talented, because if they were talented then they would have emigrated.
- UmbertoNoEco 4y agoThis makes as much sense as saying all the nice Americans are the ones who decided to leave the US. But somehow that would be outrageous.
- andrew_ 4y agoYou are assuming that people with exceptional talent want to live in HCoL areas. Migration data over the last two years suggests that your opinion has holes.