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GoDaddy CEO Blake Irving is deeply concerned technology based businesses will soon be unable to hire the highly skilled immigrants to do the difficult jobs for which there are too few qualified Americans to fill. He fears the foreign workers barred from the U.S. will choose to stay home and set up Silicon Valleys in their own countries.
Irving cannot be alone in his concerns, and they are justified. Trump’s cluelessness and eagerness to be dictator are now joining to do what Trump claims will protect American jobs. But his commandment to change the H-1B visa program will do nothing other than f*ck with companies’ profits (which is totally contrary to the GOP’s agenda). He doesn’t understand that most Americans are too stupid to fill these jobs highly technical jobs. However, Trump’s lack of understanding comes as no surprise to people of reason.
The fact is, the U. S. education system simply cannot produce the number of skilled graduates necessary for today’s technologically advancing world, and the conservatives’ well know hatred of education and educated people has been the major cause of this problem.
Conservatives’ influence on government at the federal and state levels have made it possible for school boards to withhold from students, any information that they worry, contradicts Christian dogma. This seriously diminishes the quality and accuracy of subject matter taught to students in those districts. In these schools, empirical data that has been gathered for decades by the scientific community is replaced with fantasy and fairy tales. Sadly, math and science, the two subjects most important to U.S. businesses’ and workers’ ability to remain competitive in the global world of technology, take a distant back seat to these Christian fantasies and fairy tales.
Unfortunately, it is the goal of these schools to destroy their students’ ability for analytical thinking. This is an excellent method to create conservatives, but is totally worthless to produce adult workers with the knowledge needed for the United States to remain competitive in 21st century technology.
In addition to their hatred of education and educated people, conservative voters are famous for their failure to think beyond the tips of their noses. This includes business owners and managing executives of many companies. They were so eager to elect a Republican president, they didn’t consider the impact of Trump’s outlandish policy changes posed to their own lives and business situations.
For companies that must seek skilled workers outside the U.S. this typical right wing short-sightedness is coming back to bite many of them in the butt.
Before you Trump voters respond, babbling your mindless BS that proves your complete ignorance, read the article at the link below. You will see the CEO of GoDaddy, Blake Irving stated, " ‘We do not produce enough technically qualified candidates in this country. You can't take an 18-month training program and produce a machine-learning scientist.’ "
Of course, right-wingers will pay no attention to the warning paragraph above. As we have read in nearly all threads, conservatives believe, though quite mistakenly, that they know more than experts in any and all subjects. So they will naturally believe they know more than Mr. Irving about the availability of technologically skilled U.S. workers.
GoDaddy CEO: If we can't hire skilled immigrants, they'll set up their own Silicon Valleys in their home countries
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GoDaddy CEO Blake Irving is deeply concerned technology based businesses will soon be unable to hire the highly skilled immigrants to do the difficult jobs for which there are too few qualified Americans to fill. He fears the foreign workers barred from the U.S. will choose to stay home and set up Silicon Valleys in their own countries.
Irving cannot be alone in his concerns, and they are justified. Trump’s cluelessness and eagerness to be dictator are now joining to do what Trump claims will protect American jobs. But his commandment to change the H-1B visa program will do nothing other than f*ck with companies’ profits (which is totally contrary to the GOP’s agenda). He doesn’t understand that most Americans are too stupid to fill these jobs highly technical jobs. However, Trump’s lack of understanding comes as no surprise to people of reason.
The fact is, the U. S. education system simply cannot produce the number of skilled graduates necessary for today’s technologically advancing world, and the conservatives’ well know hatred of education and educated people has been the major cause of this problem.
Conservatives’ influence on government at the federal and state levels have made it possible for school boards to withhold from students, any information that they worry, contradicts Christian dogma. This seriously diminishes the quality and accuracy of subject matter taught to students in those districts. In these schools, empirical data that has been gathered for decades by the scientific community is replaced with fantasy and fairy tales. Sadly, math and science, the two subjects most important to U.S. businesses’ and workers’ ability to remain competitive in the global world of technology, take a distant back seat to these Christian fantasies and fairy tales.
Unfortunately, it is the goal of these schools to destroy their students’ ability for analytical thinking. This is an excellent method to create conservatives, but is totally worthless to produce adult workers with the knowledge needed for the United States to remain competitive in 21st century technology.
In addition to their hatred of education and educated people, conservative voters are famous for their failure to think beyond the tips of their noses. This includes business owners and managing executives of many companies. They were so eager to elect a Republican president, they didn’t consider the impact of Trump’s outlandish policy changes posed to their own lives and business situations.
For companies that must seek skilled workers outside the U.S. this typical right wing short-sightedness is coming back to bite many of them in the butt.
Before you Trump voters respond, babbling your mindless BS that proves your complete ignorance, read the article at the link below. You will see the CEO of GoDaddy, Blake Irving stated, " ‘We do not produce enough technically qualified candidates in this country. You can't take an 18-month training program and produce a machine-learning scientist.’ "
Of course, right-wingers will pay no attention to the warning paragraph above. As we have read in nearly all threads, conservatives believe, though quite mistakenly, that they know more than experts in any and all subjects. So they will naturally believe they know more than Mr. Irving about the availability of technologically skilled U.S. workers.
GoDaddy CEO: If we can't hire skilled immigrants, they'll set up their own Silicon Valleys in their home countries
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