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He speaks too much sense, so much sense that this video should not even be on this forum.
He speaks too much sense, so much sense that this video should not even be on this forum.
What the heck does "stealing a job" even mean?
If you are better, you will get the job. That's how the market economy works.
not entirely true. you'll get the job if my investment in you is viable.
if X and Y want a job with nearly the same knowledge in the field and same personality, but one is cheaper than the other.. well I let you answer.... It's not a question of being better or not in "unskilled" jobs.
But for skilled job, that's another problem, money do not make everything in that area.
If someone can do the same thing you can, but at half the cost, doesn't that make them better for the company?
To say a job was "stolen" implies that you had some special right to the job. Which is obviously not true, otherwise you wouldn't have lost it.
The irony is delicious considering China wasted decades and impossible to account for in human resources in the disaster that was communism. And now, the same argument could be applied to China's budget.
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That's doesn't make you better but cheaper in the eys of the company.If someone can do the same thing you can, but at half the cost, doesn't that make them better for the company?
To say a job was "stolen" implies that you had some special right to the job. Which is obviously not true, otherwise you wouldn't have lost it.
What the heck does "stealing a job" even mean?
If you are better, you will get the job. That's how the market economy works.
if cheaper is better, all the jobs would have been outsourced to IndiaThat's doesn't make you better but cheaper in the eys of the company.
Ans yes the word" stolen" used for jobs is not rightly used, let's say " we found cheaper for the job"