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Yes but there is also another force that I see playing out now. With two decades of continuous training companies have grown an army of people overseas who can
by la64710 2y ago
Yes but there is also another force that I see playing out now. With two decades of continuous training companies have grown an army of people overseas who can do any software or IT jobs at a level good enough to really be competitive to domestic workers. Offshore locations today are not the same it was twenty years ago both from quality and quantity perspective. No point in staying blind to this phenomenon.
- aprilthird2021 2y agoI think the most competition to domestic workers is offshore workers working in their same timezone. Hiring within the country of the company is a bit of a prestige move a more profitable / affluent company can do to afford political power. Similar to German car manufacturing