Carrol Those engineers gathered about with their laptops are all hoping to become the pricks of the next generation who can sweat Chinese labor to produce riches for them. They may be nice, but they are either irrelevant or the enemy.
---------------------- You have no idea what these engineers are hoping to become. I have worked with them every day for the last thirty years. Some want to be millionaires yes. A small minority. I'd say the rest of them are motivated by 1) the prospect of doing work they enjoy for a living wage and 2) the possibility of contributing to the general welfare. One engineer I've been working with for a dozen years, an observant Catholic, is now reading his way through Capital and planning his next job move to support his desire to "do good." I would not say he is an exception. We have moved into an IT resource-intensive era. These engineers are not the enemy; they are potential collaborators and supporters. Joanna
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