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>Hundreds of thousands have been laid off in the last 5 years, particularly faced with globalisation and outsourcing. You could also make the argument that all
by IndianAstronaut 12y ago
>Hundreds of thousands have been laid off in the last 5 years, particularly faced with globalisation and outsourcing.
You could also make the argument that allowing women into the industry hurts the wages of male programmers.
- anjc 12y agoWomen have been allowed into the industry for a century+ :S If you mean attracting more women into the industry, supposedly the demand is so high that it wont affect any wages. Wages should continue to increase because of a lack of supply! Oh wait...stagnant for a decade... http://www.epi.org/publication/pm195-stem-labor-shortages-microsoft-report-distorts/ http://www.epi.org/publication/pm195-stem-labor-shortages-mi...