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More like a case of “perhaps dont make judgements if your knowledge on the subject is aprox zero”. Again, same question as upthread - show me how prevailing wag
by dilyevsky 2y ago
More like a case of “perhaps dont make judgements if your knowledge on the subject is aprox zero”. Again, same question as upthread - show me how prevailing wage is suppressing the market. The h1b could also been issued years ago like in 2021 for example
- gadders 2y agoHave you heard of "Supply and Demand"?
- dilyevsky 2y agoAh yes, if only we could mint experienced devs from thin air, your model would be perfectly sound!
- gadders 2y agoOr maybe, devs could move from Company A to Company B that would pay them more money. What a terrible world that would be to live in. Or companies in, say, SF could let people work remotely from Pittsburgh.
- dilyevsky 2y agoAnd what would company A do at that point? > Or companies in, say, SF could let people work remotely from Pittsburgh. Hold up, didn’t you say it was “clearly unethical” if local devs are available?
- gadders 2y agoOMG - there would be a bidding war for developers! VCs and Shareholders might have to take less profit so they could pay their developers more!! What a dystopian future. And as far as I can tell, Pittsburgh is in the same country as SF.
- dilyevsky 2y agoAccording to gadders the definition of ethical is apparently “what’s good for gadders personally”. I don’t see anything ethical about your take - i see nationalism and greed. Misguided at that btw because skilled immigration demonstrably is good for us and good for wage growth. I asked you to prove otherwise and you just gave me some econ 101 vibes crap
- gadders 2y ago>>According to gadders the definition of ethical is apparently “what’s good for gadders personally”. According to gadders the definition of ethical is apparently “what’s good for the host nation's developers”. Fixed that for you. I don't think workers wanting to maximise their pay is greed.
- John_Cena 2y ago[flagged]