Re:Canada facing ‘brain drain’ as tech talent leaves for Sil...
by tenpies on Saturday May 05, 2018 @06:55AM
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> and it's working
While I agree that the efforts are working, this is very much like using a tea spoon to bail water out of the Titanic. You also have to consider that given a choice between the US and Canada, very few people would pick Canada so many of the people that arrive would leave the minute an opportunity in the US opens up.
Re:Canada facing ‘brain drain’ as tech talent leaves for Sil...
by downrightmike on Friday May 04, 2018 @02:56PM
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Don't want to pay any taxes, and maybe hire 1 person within 5 years? Try NewYork: https://esd.ny.gov/startup-ny-program
Re:Canada facing ‘brain drain’ as tech talent leaves for Sil...
by eriktrautman on Friday May 04, 2018 @03:39PM
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Hiring anyone in new york is a bloody nightmare. Strongly avoid if possible.
Re:Canada facing ‘brain drain’ as tech talent leaves for Sil...
by alexhutcheson on Friday May 04, 2018 @03:46PM
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Because the market is too competitive, or for some other reason?
Re:Canada facing ‘brain drain’ as tech talent leaves for Sil...
by eriktrautman on Friday May 04, 2018 @03:53PM
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Actually was coming from the perspective of staying on top of all the regulatory agencies and bureaucracy, all of whom are very aggressive relative to ither states to take their pounds of flesh
- Canada does offer some tax breaks [3] and grants to startups, but more is also welcome.
- Agreed that there should be a bigger focus on startups. I wonder if having provinces create VC funds (like Investissment Quebec [4]) tailored specifically to startups would help here.
[1] http://mgalligan.com/post/52327738889/canada-h1b
[2] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2018-04-20/h-1b-work...
[3] https://www.investinontario.com/incentive-programs-and-servi...
[4] http://www.investquebec.com/international/en