_gotmilk

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   by _gotmilk 12y ago

   I originally read: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/linda-rosen/the-truth-hurts-th... Quote: "People in STEM jobs benefit from being in such high demand. Study[1] after study[2] confirms that STEM professionals get p
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   by _gotmilk 12y ago

   I have seen this argument a lot, and it doesn't hold water. Those STEM majors leaving the field often get salaries higher than people who majored in that field going into it. It seems that these employers value the STEM education mores
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   by _gotmilk 12y ago

   This very article linked addresses the 3% figure.
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   by _gotmilk 13y ago

   There are no Indian universities in the top 200 universities according to the QS World Universities rankings. There are only 3 in the top 300! While I don't know if this is an institutional deficiency(lack of research, distinguished profess
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   by _gotmilk 13y ago

   I know one thing, Silicon Valley is hurting for more H-1B visas to fill vacant jobs. Perhaps one reason SV overwhelmingly votes Democratic is that the Democrats are in general more pro immigration.
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   More poor live in suburbs than in urban areas, research shows(latimes.com)

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