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Is Intel voluntarily disclosing in Ohio job listings? Nope. Is Samsung voluntarily disclosing in Texas job listings? Nope. A "worse look" argument simply has
by metaphor 3y ago
Is Intel voluntarily disclosing in Ohio job listings? Nope.
Is Samsung voluntarily disclosing in Texas job listings? Nope.
A "worse look" argument simply has no basis in reality when this corporate behavior is effectively status quo across all relevant competitors in the industry.
- registeredcorn 3y agoI'm not saying such a thing isn't status quo, but simply that, if TSMC wishes to be perceived as "competitive", then an exceedingly easy way to that is to buck the status quo by listing their salary ranges - a competitive action. It seems disingenuous that they would prefer to have it both ways, to cry that they are struggling to attract/keep employees in those positions, yet choose not compete with other companies in that area, by listing information they aren't required to supply. It just seems like that classic quote, "We've tried nothing and we're all out of ideas." That is what makes it a bad sign - they're excited to complain, but (apparently?) completely incompetent when it comes to fixing the problem they're in.
- lotsofpulp 3y agoRelevant competitors would include higher paying software technology businesses because a smart enough person to work at TSMC doing advanced microchip work will instead choose to go into a different field.