To: RWGinger
I like your approach, but “retrain them quickly” isn’t really an option when it comes to today’s engineering needs.
It takes years of training in math and science and hi-tech thinking to develop the skills necessary for many of these jobs. It’s hard to catch up — although it could be done — if you didn’t start this path by junior high school or, better yet, elementary school.
But “quickly” simply isn’t possible.
21 posted on
05/16/2012 10:03:13 AM PDT by
Jedidah
("In those days Israel had no king. Everyone did what was right in his own eyes.")
To: Jedidah; RWGinger
cc:RWGinger
I like your approach, but retrain them quickly isnt really an option when it comes to todays engineering needs.
It takes years of training in math and science and hi-tech thinking to develop the skills necessary for many of these jobs. Its hard to catch up although it could be done if you didnt start this path by junior high school or, better yet, elementary school.
Jedidah,
What you are ignoring are the proven, experienced STEM workers who are being replaced by CHEAPER guest workers.
These people have already put in the "years of training in math and science and hi-tech thinking to develop the skills necessary".
57 posted on
05/16/2012 11:22:53 AM PDT by
khelus
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