Posted by: Yaaku March 24, 2013
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Sexy's interpretation is not cent percent but its true in some aspect. Tech industry wants to bring down labor cost. They don't want to spend money in traning and development. A lot of industry wants to hire contractor instead of full time, it's all about money. Saving money money in benefit and long term liability.
College recruting has gone down the hill, they hardly hire intern and prepare them with the skill they need. Your tech industry wants people with fully trained on very specific technical skill with out spending dime, that's why your position goes unfilled.
On top of it, your technical company might be in Bay Area, new work etc where COL in high and housing cost is insane and companies wants people who have house in other area to move there, why the hell will skilled people move there ? No benefit of moving for really skilled people. Tech industry need to change their approach a bit dude.
In long term H1b is not going to solve prob, those dhotis are really not high skilled, hire student , train them and let them grow in the company, dude.
Sexy's interpretation is not cent percent but its true in some aspect. Tech industry wants to bring down labor cost. They don't want to spend money in traning and development. A lot of industry wants to hire contractor instead of full time, it's all about money. Saving money money in benefit and long term liability.
College recruting has gone down the hill, they hardly hire intern and prepare them with the skill they need. Your tech industry wants people with fully trained on very specific technical skill with out spending dime, that's why your position goes unfilled.
On top of it, your technical company might be in Bay Area, new work etc where COL in high and housing cost is insane and companies wants people who have house in other area to move there, why the hell will skilled people move there ? No benefit of moving for really skilled people. Tech industry need to change their approach a bit dude.
In long term H1b is not going to solve prob, those dhotis are really not high skilled, hire student , train them and let them grow in the company, dude.