Tough news for Buck

PurpleThrobber · September 21

https://hardcorehusky.com/discussion/comment/2100806#Comment_2100806

It’s still early in Ellensburg. Plenty of time to outdo himself today.

AOG · September 21

It's a perfect analogy. I could say why, but it would be my time wasted.

EverettChris · September 21

https://hardcorehusky.com/discussion/comment/2100850#Comment_2100850

What you appear to be saying is there aren’t capable US tech workers who could fill these jobs.

Is this correct? America Last as always for the TugTards.

haie · September 21

Amazon and Microsoft built themselves off of local talent and have said so too many times to even bring it up anymore, but still.

AOG · September 21

What I am saying is that if competition for highly skilled jobs is international the quality will be the best. Americans naturally are going to be favored as somewhat anyway. The huskies open recruiting beyond this state to bring in the best. If the huskies just recruited in state there would be good players still but lots more guys like Central has because there is less competition. So the huskies would be at lower level.

WestlinnDuck · September 21

Apples to pears. Nice work AOG. The issue is that US based industries is that "quality" puts a premium for much cheaper foreign labor. There was little enforcement of the "labor shortage" requirement for a work visa and had soon to be fired US workers were having to train their foreign replacements. America Last was the working philosophy for dems and the US republican senators from the US Chamber of Commerce and of course the Tug leftards.

haie · September 21

AOG's masters fooled her again.

The fact that some rare skills and abilities are only held by tens of thousands of people worldwide does not at all mean that the USA should continue to let lower skilled cheaper labor into this country or let companies get away with offshoring without penalty.

It's never been good for a small to mid sized US company to pay a bunch for an H1-B that is going to leave after a year or two and never be responsible for their spaghetti ass codebase ever again.