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> - they want to save money training the employees, So what you're saying is that they push for STEM education to make their employees more replaceable...?
by randomdata 2y ago
> - they want to save money training the employees,
So what you're saying is that they push for STEM education to make their employees more replaceable...?
- aleph_minus_one 2y ago> So what you're saying is that they push for STEM education to make their employees more replaceable...? A general rule of thumb is rather that better education and/or specialized knowledge makes employees nore productive, but also less replaceable.
- DiscourseFan 2y ago>less replaceable Only when they are the only ones that have that knowledge, not when teaching it becomes rote.
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- randomdata 2y agoA decent rule if considered in a vacuum, but perhaps you missed some necessary context related to this particular discussion? > - they want to save money training the employees,