Chat IBM Cyberjaya shutting down for good?, Saw my friend post in fb today
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 Mar 7 2021, 08:07 AM
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QUOTE(Alagarajah @ Mar 6 2021, 11:19 AM) if got experienced sure no problem getting a job in IT la. IT jobs require highly specific skills. You experience in IBM system may not be useful to Microsoft or Google. dead_psycho liked this post
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Mar 7 2021, 09:28 AM
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QUOTE(dead_psycho @ Mar 7 2021, 08:15 AM) Agree..leceh part is so many softwares and tech in the market nowadays.. different companies looking for recruits with specific skills.. need to stay up-to-date to remain competitive Even if you stay up to date, your boss can still hire younger people at half your salary. When it comes to new skills, you don't have much advantage to your juniors.Well, unless you are your own boss. |
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Mar 9 2021, 02:53 PM
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QUOTE(Maria Takagi @ Mar 9 2021, 09:55 AM) yeah the Western MNCs are really that stupid The problem is that there are so many MNC in the same sector. If one doesn't transfer technology to China, another one will.they are all motivated by short term gains there been reports of many MNCs willing to give up their intellectual property to China in exchange for access to the big China market that is why Trump was trying to stop it by punishing MNCs trying to do that China is using pressure to force MNCs to open up their secrets. Take high speed rail for example: Japanese refused to transfer technology to China, but Europeans did. Now China has leapfrog both Japan and Europe. |
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