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Like, most businesses have plans in place to deal with this sort of thing
It's not even disruptive at this point
Regrettably probably giving Bethesda et al more incentive to outsource asap. Film, tv, games, just like every commodity, it’s a race to the bottom for costs, and no matter how many tax incentives are handed out, they can never make it cheaper than other countries.
Similarly ironically, the fight for remote work does the same thing. Whether for health or comfort, it seems like just proving that they don’t need to spend money on American office space or American workers
With the recent huge amounts of layoffs, video game crunch stories, and popularization of how tech is going downhill as a good career path, I wonder if it will start making progress towards unionization finally.
I hope so, for the longest time tech workers seemed to see themselves as being too good for unions. Now that the exploitation is starting to become really blatant, maybe that attitude will start changing. I'm encourage by some high profile unionization like we saw with Kickstarter.
no way lol. yankkkees are all pretty much fully atomized at this point, but techbros are the most atomized of the atomized
Death to America
Can't tell if the image is just there because Bethesda made that game or if it's in support to make it look like those guys are the strikers and that they look cool
