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he brought me around with the purchase of Twitter and the shit posting
This is a 15 year old angy teenager way of thinking, my dude. If you are not 15 year old then I hope this was a learning moment for you. You can't just like and trust people because they shitpost, or because they are contrarians, or because they make someone you dislike angry. That way of thinking is what is leading America down the shitter.
 
I work in tech and the weirdest thing about the "we need to import talent because we need it NOW, we don't have time to train American talent" is the fact that when I log into LinkedIn, 80% of posts I see are from tech workers looking for jobs. We are now entering year 2 of tech layoffs. These people are highly skilled, and domestic workers, so why would you need to import anyone? There's skilled tech workers who have been looking for a gig for multiple months at this point. I don't remember this EVER being the case since the tech bubble burst of the late 90s.

The question is rhetorical, but I am surprised no one is calling Musk & Co on this.
 
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The question is rhetorical, but I am surprised no one is calling Musk & Co on this.
People are. He's just ignoring them or shadow-banning their accounts. There's hordes of parents with gen Z kids who studied CS and can't find jobs and he does the typical HR thing of talking about requirements minutiae so he can justify importing jeets who've been trained to check boxes.
 
People are. He's just ignoring them or shadow-banning their accounts. There's hordes of parents with gen Z kids who studied CS and can't find jobs and he does the typical HR thing of talking about requirements minutiae so he can justify importing jeets who've been trained to check boxes.
It's easy to deny a zoomer with no prior experience a job on account of "they don't have hands-on experience so we need to train them if we hire them, and that takes time and money. We are looking for seniors only". I am saying you have tons of people with years of experience, meaning they do not need to be trained at all, desperately looking for jobs for months on end.

I assume someone is bringing this up too, I just didn't see it posted in this thread.
 
I work in tech and the weirdest thing about the "we need to import talent because we need it NOW, we don't have time to train American talent" is the fact that when I log into LinkedIn, 80% of posts I see are from tech workers looking for jobs. We are now entering year 2 of tech layoffs. These people are highly skilled, and domestic workers, so why would you need to import anyone? There's skilled tech workers who have been looking for a gig for multiple months at this point. I don't remember this EVER being the case since the tech bubble burst of the late 90s.

The question is rhetorical, but I am surprised no one is calling Musk & Co on this.

The whole CS subreddit is just people complaining about not finding work yet we need to bring in Indian coders lol.
I'm in Canada but I have applied to work at Tesla (my background is in electrical engineering). With even a fake CV (added 2 more years but I actually did test engineering) and answering that I don't need a visa to work in the US, I still got rejected for multiple positions. Funniest thing was I was getting these emails right when Elon started to tweet about not finding workers.

Of course the pajeet Vivek has to bring up the culture of Indians being so much better. Newsflash they don't study harder. Go to university with them and you realize that they will cheat on every exam, lab and assignment; then still go to profs crying to get more marks.
 

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The whole CS subreddit is just people complaining about not finding work yet we need to bring in Indian coders lol.
I'm in Canada but I have applied to work at Tesla (my background is in electrical engineering). With even a fake CV (added 2 more years but I actually did test engineering) and answering that I don't need a visa to work in the US, I still got rejected for multiple positions. Funniest thing was I was getting these emails right when Elon started to tweet about not finding workers.

Of course the pajeet Vivek has to bring up the culture of Indians being so much better. Newsflash they don't study harder. Go to university with them and you realize that they will cheat on every exam, lab and assignment; then still go to profs crying to get more marks.
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I am saying you have tons of people with years of experience, meaning they do not need to be trained at all, desperately looking for jobs for months on end.
If you have years of experience in software, you probably have already realized it's a feast-or-famine existence. Stuff was bad in 2000, stuff was bad in 2008, and stuff is bad in 2023/2024.

You prepare for it and keep your resume warm because they always come crawling back. For the kids though, this is career-ruining. If you have 5-10 years of real experience and you have to sit out for a couple of years, you can get back on the horse when the market improves without much trouble. If you have 0 years of experience and graduate into a tech downturn, you're likely never going to get into the industry at all and your education has gone to waste.

Look at Spoony. Sure he has other problems and a bad personality but he graduated into a bad tech market and he's never been able to use his degree.

The whole CS subreddit is just people complaining about not finding work yet we need to bring in Indian coders lol.
The CS subreddits are mostly Indians and other assorted foreigners. Native-born students don't hang out on reddit. Their crocodile tears are because they leveraged their entire mudhut village to get into the US and now their job offers are being rescinded.
 
This is a 15 year old angy teenager way of thinking, my dude. If you are not 15 year old then I hope this was a learning moment for you. You can't just like and trust people because they shitpost, or because they are contrarians, or because they make someone you dislike angry. That way of thinking is what is leading America down the shitter.
I've never trusted Elon and for many years I've disliked him, but fuck I couldn't have a twitter acct w/ out getting suspended every other post. Sorry, I ever gave him the slightest of chance.

You know what, your right. I'm not going to defend myself. I should have stuck with my gut instinct.
I work in tech and the weirdest thing about the "we need to import talent because we need it NOW, we don't have time to train American talent" is the fact that when I log into LinkedIn, 80% of posts I see are from tech workers looking for jobs. We are now entering year 2 of tech layoffs. These people are highly skilled, and domestic workers, so why would you need to import anyone? There's skilled tech workers who have been looking for a gig for multiple months at this point. I don't remember this EVER being the case since the tech bubble burst of the late 90s.

The question is rhetorical, but I am surprised no one is calling Musk & Co on this.
I'm not in tech but my husband is (no - homo). He just survived another round of layoffs a couple months ago and for the past decade it's layoff's every year or 2 yrs. Luckily this last round his job got rid of a bunch of jeets, domestically and overseas.

This was pointed out numerous times to Elon, but as others have stated he ignored them and punished them by taking away their verification.

We lived in tech heavy area and saw first hand the devastation importing hoards of South Asians do to area.

Edit to add: I deleted an earlier post to make revisions
 
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