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by wildthorn on January 23rd, 2009
I feel your pain but it isn't just Microsoft hiring foreign programmers and engineers. The state I live in hires a lot of foreigners to work in the computer field. There really aren't enough people in the U.S. getting the training to do the work. Many prefer degrees in the liberal arts. There seems to be an influx in the Social Work field as well.
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You're reading Microsoft--yes, Mr. Bill Gates's--are hiring foreigners computer programers and engineers, according to CNN, over our American workers, under the excuse that they can't find better qualified here in our own soil. Please, would like to comment on this?
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I'm really greatful for your response. Thank you. I had no idea it's that bad.
by buttman on January 23rd, 2009
My daughter works in the computer area of our state and I've learned about a lot of problems in hiring from her. I asked her why the state hired so many people from outside the U.S. and she said there just aren't enough applicants from the U.S. to do the work.
by wildthorn on January 24th, 2009
That really sad me. My 14 years old daughter wants to go into the
computer business, and I'm doing everything I can to make that
happen.
by buttman on January 24th, 2009