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> the US is going to once again cripple one of their critical industries for short term gains, what happens when your senior engineers retire and there are no r
by mvdtnz 3y ago
> the US is going to once again cripple one of their critical industries for short term gains, what happens when your senior engineers retire and there are no replacements prepared because it's more efficient to hire foreign senior engineers rather than onboarding and training a college grad? Even before AI improvements and Covid increasing remote work, the bar for hiring entry engineers was absurd and most startups only wanted seniors
Presumably you hire more senior engineers from overseas? What, do you think American senior engineers are inherently better somehow?
- klooney 3y agoAnd then they leave and form better companies, because they understand how things work, and then US politicians are sad because their critical industries are gone.
- thedevilslawyer 3y ago>And then they leave and form better companies As opposed to US employees - who are well known among the most loyal employees in the world?
- cqqxo4zV46cp 3y agoThis is a bad-faith response.
- davidf18 3y ago[dead]