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To: dmf who wrote (51382)	3/27/1998 1:34:00 AM
From: Sonny McWilliams	Respond to of 186894

Dmf. Msft. Yes, it is great that Msft gives young people and unskilled workers a chance. And if everyone would spent the money for training instead of importing help it could go a long way. There is a lot of money going around in that company and maybe it would not be a bad idea to hire those contract workers and full time help. So what if you have to pay all the perks. At least you employ homegrown workers. I know it is not as easy as it sounds with this school system of ours. They ought to implement those 3 R's again and maybe we could come up with more of our own scientists. Maybe all those odd subjects are now being taught should be strictly elective. Those 5 year plans to hire foreign workers sound funny to me. Why not go to the High Schools and Universities and recruit ahead of time if you think already with a 5 year time span? Plenty of skilled workers could come out of our schools. Craig Barrett has the right idea. Some students need the extra push and incentives. Adobe gave the market a bad surprise after the bell. Let's hope it does not affect the tech sector today. Sonny