I don't think it's an issue about who is working what jobs here. I've seen that a lot more companies are outsourcing their work to overseas companies because they're underbidding the domestic companies. Partly because the cost of living is lower in other parts of the world. And, in my opinion - someone correct me if I'm wrong - I think a lot of domestic companies have gotten greedy. I think we've basically bid ourselves out of work. I'm not saying we should have to work for "slave wages" as it was put earlier, but I don't think I have to get rich, either.
Ken
td376 <td376@mail.anonymizer.com> wrote:
Also, all of the H1Bs that are overhere working because companies cannot
find americans to do the IT work.
Steven Buehler wrote:
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> |Unfortunately, this is very true.
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> Unfortunately because of the glut in IT over the past half-decade,
> system admins are now literally "a dime a dozen."
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> That doesn't include the major influx of IT folks into the job market
> due to layoffs.
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