Debate.com | There is a shortage of high tech workers and scientists in the US.

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Started:	5/28/2008	Category:	Politics
Updated:	6 months ago	Status:	Voting Period
Viewed:	132 times	Debate No:	4248

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Con

There are plenty of qualified people for high tech and science jobs. The problem is that the employers are looking for too specific of skill requirements and are not willing to pay enough or train.

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Nah, the science people are just too lazy to go train themselves

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If they were so 'lazy' how did they manage to get their degrees in the first place? I do not think you are being serious.

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How did they get their degree's in the first place?

Simple, my man: old fashioned cheating and cramming of course!

Me? Not serious? I am being perfectly serious! You only have to look at my debate about obesity to see that (http://www.debate.com...)

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Con

There are plenty of qualified people for high tech and science jobs. The problem is that the employers are looking for too specific of skill requirements and are not willing to pay enough or train.

I rest my case. I really think you are just funning here.

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Pro

"There are plenty of qualified people for high tech and science jobs. The problem is that the employers are looking for too specific of skill requirements and are not willing to pay enough or train"

Now support your argument please. Give me some proof. You will remain disproven until you do so :P

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Con There are plenty of qualified people for high tech and science jobs. The problem is that the employers are looking for too specific of skill requirements and are not willing to pay enough or train. Report this Argument Pro Nah, the science people are just too lazy to go train themselves This argument is now 100 characters long Report this Argument
Con If they were so 'lazy' how did they manage to get their degrees in the first place? I do not think you are being serious. Report this Argument Pro How did they get their degree's in the first place? Simple, my man: old fashioned cheating and cramming of course! Me? Not serious? I am being perfectly serious! You only have to look at my debate about obesity to see that (http://www.debate.com...) Report this Argument
Con There are plenty of qualified people for high tech and science jobs. The problem is that the employers are looking for too specific of skill requirements and are not willing to pay enough or train. I rest my case. I really think you are just funning here. Report this Argument Pro "There are plenty of qualified people for high tech and science jobs. The problem is that the employers are looking for too specific of skill requirements and are not willing to pay enough or train" Now support your argument please. Give me some proof. You will remain disproven until you do so :P Report this Argument