I don't see a Max Tech video yet so not sure what this means.
that's if you don't melt!Maybe I should consider applying for a job there. Do they pay well?
I don't see a Max Tech video yet so not sure what this means.
Sure. If you have worked in semiconductor industry or VLSI.Maybe I should consider applying for a job there. Do they pay well?
Can't they just create an app to get the factories built? I mean, isn't there an app for everything?According to The Wall Street Journal, TSMC is finding it difficult to hire people with expertise in building semiconductor factories in the United States. TSMC may have to bring in experienced technicians temporarily from Taiwan, which would delay production of the first 4nm chips until 2025.
Villagers in china and India are busting their asses on STEM. Americans are happy with their tik tok videos to go along with liberal arts junk degrees.If villagers in china and india manage just fine, pretty sure the problem isn't skills.
They just don't wanna pay
its like 120 there! wow! Not like that up north here..that's if you don't melt!
Lol! we had the same thought, but you're much closer to AZ than me.Maybe I should consider applying for a job there. Do they pay well?
Is Intel right down the street? When the CEO of TSMC visits the Arizona plant he can walk to Intel and say high to former colleagues he knew when he worked at intel.TSMC's Asian slave worker mentality doesn't really jive with American ideas of what work-life balance should be. Intel is right down the street and pays well comparably.
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that's if you don't melt!
Used to the heat. It's 111° right now. It'll be 115° on Saturday. Fun times melting away! 😚its like 120 there! wow! Not like that up north here..
Then pay them well.
And Americans want jobs where they can work remotely or jobs with flexibility.THIS is the problem with manufacturing in America. It's not that Americans get higher wages, it's that a large enough number of Americans don't have the skills needed by today's high-tech manufacturers. Companies have no choice but to turn to Asia and India. America is so behind the rest of the world it's not even funny.
If we the USA want to win in the economic future, we should be paying bright students to go on to advanced education and ensuring the pipeline of bright students is supported with early education, school nutrition, and solid free public schools.
If we don’t do these things we will wake up to the Chinese eating our lunch. Because of the difference in population size we have to graduate a higher percentage of our kids with stem degrees just to maintain parity.
We need to wake up to this reality and this imperative, the TSMC story (and there are many more) only underscores this fact.
Why do you think this is?THIS is the problem with manufacturing in America. It's not that Americans get higher wages, it's that a large enough number of Americans don't have the skills needed by today's high-tech manufacturers. Companies have no choice but to turn to Asia and India. America is so behind the rest of the world it's not even funny.
rumors suggest that they are not paying as much as eg Intel in AZ ...TSMC is finding it difficult to hire people with expertise in building semiconductor factories in the United States.
One big plus of working for TSMC in Arizona rather than Taiwan is that China isn't constantly threatening to invade. At least there's that!Maybe I should consider applying for a job there. Do they pay well?
If we don’t do these things we will wake up to the Chinese eating our lunch. Because of the difference in population size we have to graduate a higher percentage of our kids with stem degrees just to maintain parity.
No, who? 🤪And you know who would end up covering those extra costs, right?