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Speaking as an ex-IBMer, even if you reskill they'll still resource action you in favor or someone younger and less well compensated because experience isn't on
by Sylamore 3y ago
Speaking as an ex-IBMer, even if you reskill they'll still resource action you in favor or someone younger and less well compensated because experience isn't on the list of check boxes they care about.
All the talk about reskilling is just so you stay calm and comfortable while the cows in front of you get a bolt to the head.
Reskilling is useful to help you find an external job more than an internal one in my experience.
- jgalt212 3y ago> someone younger and less well compensated IBM has more employees in India that the US. Given the how much USG contracts they have, that's shameful.
- andrei_says_ 3y agoA legislation requiring US workforce for government contracts would be quite sensible. Wondering if unions could lobby for something like this.
- Sylamore 3y agoThere are a lot of US Restricted roles due to government contracts - I can't remember if it's a legal requirement or a contract restriction. However I do know it's not universal as less sensitive work absolutely did use off shore resources.
- Sylamore 3y agoYeah, a common refrain internally was the I stood for India. I know the Kyndryl spin out recently made a decision that US based roles will be limited going forward due to cost goals and have been "workforce rebalancing" teams instead of allowing them to go to the bench to find new roles. The same is not true for offshore resources.