1. The Expanse - Binge watched all four seasons. Great scifi
2. Eternal Love - If you enjoy the chinese drama (CD) genre, this is a great 60+ episode series.
3. Legend of Haolan - another great series in the CD genre
4. Frontier - Netflix - good period piece with Jason Momoa in the lead.
 

Too long for most to read, but your point is mostly correct, albeit a bit simplistic.

You need to extend your thinking a bit more and ask yourself what could be done differently to entice people to want to work those jobs no one wants to work, but need to be done.

Once you truly examine that question, you start along down the path toward true enlightenment of our current circumstance, AND the ways out of it.

SPOILER: It's not more governmental control.

wish I had mod points...

One would think that the he black box model of Playstation and XBox is surely heading for its death throes.

These specs are not that impressive and can be exceeded with a well spec'd PC for ~ $1K. In a year, even moreso.

Moore's law at play I suppose. The product development is unable to keep up with the technology innovation. Coupling this with the increasingly tech-saviness of the population and I just can't see this model being sustainable for much longer.

meh... REAL programmers get paid. They know their value.

We are not a manufacturing economy anymore. Yes we do manufacture things still, but we are predominately a services economy now. This is a critical point most people do not understand.

Your two proposed options are full of assumptions and not the full set of options available. For instance, why would you assume sales remain flat as people suddenly see their spendable income rise significantly? Likewise, a third option is you could reduce your net revenue.

These are just off the top of my head.

I really want mod points to award to you...

" is "being stubborn on keeping a company culture that requires people to be physically co-located," as Mullenweg puts it, a big part of tech's 'talent shortage' problem?""

Yes.

I'm qualified. No, it's not useful at all. Just another abstraction...

Not that I am a fanboi of Oracle, but ODI is a fantastic tool.

This is a MASSIVE undertaking, requiring deep and profound strategic decisions to be made at the highest levels of the company/organization.

To go all in on what advice you might receive from slashdot is fool hearty at best.

Do yourself and your company a favor, hire a world class consultant to come in and provide some advice.

I feel the exact same way about all those reckless, careless, risk-taking, jock-want-to-be’s who risk their lives and wellbeing playing senseless games on the field, riding bikes and skateboards without thought or concern, and adventuring up mountain sides without care.

I find it absolutely appalling that I am forced to cough up my money to pay for their reckless behavior, broken bones, torn ligaments, hamstring injuries, and more!!

I need mod points!!!