I have heard this elsewhere. Agree that seems to be the best tool out there.

I was thinking more about fabless jobs. Maybe you’re thinking fab / process engineering jobs?

The funnel for design is a little wider. Nevertheless, if you aren’t early in your career, I suspect you’ll find that most firms are not interested in people who do not have specific experience building something fairly close to their current product. If none of the handful of players in your segment are interested, see above.

I suppose there could be some shift in market dynamics now that the political leadership here has decided to shut down what’s left of the talent pipeline. I think most firms will just accelerate their shift to more stable geographies, though.

I am unfortunately not! I am US based.

Gift article link: https://www.wsj.com/tech/the-chinese-company-taking-on-the-w...

What can we possibly do with this data?

While some of the investment in railroads (and canals before it, and shipping before that) was going into physical assets of economic value, there were widespread instances of speculation, land "rights" fraud, and straight up fraud without any economic value added.

How do you blacklist them? Anyone started a list of firms that do this?

Here is a list you can start with:

- Mastercard

- Electrolux

- Kuehne+Nagel

- Bon Secours Mercy Health

- Brother International Corporation

- Stanford Health Care

- Thermo Fisher Scientific

Was just thinking this too.

Was just thinking this same thing.