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jamiekyn t1_ixtwvse wrote

Most Americans probably don’t want those jobs lmao

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colorabro t1_ixujuh6 wrote

Bro you can work in semi fab with only a high school diploma and still make 70k+ with full benefits. These jobs are definitely sought after. So much money in the semiconductor industry

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Erisagi t1_ixwf69t wrote

Hold on, if it's that good then why did these jobs go overseas? These seem like jobs Americans would certainly want, that could have been created by American companies, and that are well complemented by American education.

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jamiekyn t1_ixush57 wrote

So much money but backbreaking work...and not that much money if you divide by the hours and overtime

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colorabro t1_ixux87y wrote

I wouldn’t call it backbreaking. It’s not as physically demanding compared to something like warehouse work, welding, or construction (speaking from experience). But yeah, the hours are rough. Gotta be OK with shift work and possibly overnight… a lot of people love the freedom of only working 3 or 4 days a week though

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TellMe2GetOffReddit- t1_ixtxnsk wrote

Dare say being a brand new fab a huge chunk of the production line will be autonomous and only need a small selection of skilled staff.

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fillytopper t1_ixtzjk9 wrote

No doubt this is probably will happen and some H1B visas to bring administration in.

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AstralElement t1_ixvc673 wrote

As someone who was in the semiconductor industry, I definitely want to go back to it. Those companies really do value their employees more than most companies.

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zipzoupzwoop t1_ixubs6o wrote

Let's make a push for those poor twitter employees to get these jobs after they've used up their three month severance.

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GossamerSolid t1_ixwb19z wrote

Imagine simping for a billionaire...

You're as dumb as Elon if you think those people will remain unemployed.

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_zenith t1_ixx0c4z wrote

LMAO they will be employed pretty much immediately if they wish

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