I dunno, in theory there are plenty of 'workers' but how many with the skills, work ethic and honesty that are actually needed?SuperJail Warden wrote:
It seems talk about labor shortages in America might actually have something to do with businesses being unwilling to hire the labor available to them because they don't um culturally connect with that labor.Kashkari said he had observed a big disconnect between how business viewed the labor market and workers viewed the labor market.
"Frankly, business had it wrong. Business kept saying, we can't find workers," he said. "And it was nonsense. The workers were out there."
Many people have a qualification on paper but no clue about how to actually do anything. Many people can barely scrape along doing a simple and robotic task they've been laboriously trained into. "I'd give you a tea-break but I can't afford to retrain you" is not really a joke.
Finding someone competent, proactive and able to self-train is like finding a unicorn with wings. The companies dump all the work on them and treat them like shit.
Also employers are lazy, there's a terrible shortage of people with 5-10 years experience, ie the productive people, because dun dun duh companies aren't willing to hire people with 1-4 years experience.
I now have long list of people burned by indians, if you take indians off your shortlist that does make it a lot shorter - probably for the best.
Русский военный корабль, иди на хуй!