From what I see, engineers are not well paid; certainly not paid enough for what they do. The comparison with managers is specious: engineers should be paid more than managers, because the work they do is more valuable.
Dyson has seriously misunderstood the problem. There is no shortage of engineers. There is just a shortage of engineers willing to work for peanuts.
The bill was introduced by John Federico, a cable industry lobbyist.
What do you expect? Who let this asshat in the door?
Don't even get me started about trying to email a customer about their MSEXCHANGE domain...
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