China and India’s tech workers in Silicon Valley October 30, 2019
Posted by hslu in China, 特朗普, 美國, 習近平, education, Trade, Trump, 中國.Tags: Chinese tech workers, Indian workers, Silicon Valley, Tech workers
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Why China’s tech workforce can’t gain traction in Silicon Valley
Mark Magnier; Inkstone
I thought the article is fair and quite balanced and it spells out the weakness of China’s tech workers who are trying to make it in the U.S.
I agree with many points mentioned in this article on China’s tech workers not able to make it in Silicon Valley as well as their Indian counterparts. I believe specifically that these Chinese tech workers are Chinese students who came from China, graduated from American universities and worked primarily for software companies in the Valley. I’ll go one step further and say that what this article addresses about Chinese workers more or less happens in other industries in America too.
China’s rise threatens America’s leadership position in the world which makes American companies’ CEO, majority of them white males, nervous. Trump’s trade war and immigration policy don’t help either.
Most alarming to me is the facts that, I quote “Students, professors and researchers of Chinese descent face growing suspicion as potential spies.”
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