Daily Productive Sharing 420 - The War Impact to the Tech Industry
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This article by Gergely Orosz is a very comprehensive account of the impact of the war on the Ukrainian/Russian technology industry.
It’s tempting to follow the footsteps of sanctions that countries are doing. But will it have the effect that these companies hope: that is, helping to end the conflict sooner?
Until now, Ukraine had the pull of family, low taxes in the IT sector, and relative stability, save for the East of Ukraine.
Ukraine has been so popular because there is good senior engineering talent to hire, and because - unlike most of Europe - notice periods are short, and given a good budget, it’s easy enough to hire senior tech talent, relatively quickly.
Companies are starting mass evacuation efforts from Russia, starting on 28 February.
Companies employing remote Russian contractors are starting to see major problems paying these contractors.
Those working in tech in Russia are some of the most employable people, and also those with likely some amount of savings.
If you have colleagues from Eastern/Central Europe, especially in countries neighboring Ukraine or Russia (Finland, Poland, Romania, Moldova, Slovakia, Hungary) know that most of them will be stressed and worried if and how this war can spread and impact them.
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Gergely Orosz 的这篇文章非常全面介绍战争对于乌克兰/俄罗斯两国科技业的影响：
跟随各国制裁的步伐当然是很诱人的。但是，这是否有助于更快地结束冲突？
直到战争前，乌克兰有低税率以及相对的工作稳定性。
乌克兰之所以如此受欢迎，是因为有优秀的高级工程人才可以雇佣，而且--与欧洲大部分地区不同--通知期很短。只要有良好的预算，就可以很容易地雇佣高级技术人才，而且相对较快。
公司正开始从俄罗斯大规模撤离，从2月28日开始。
雇用俄罗斯远程雇员的公司开始发现支付这些雇员的重大问题。
在俄罗斯从事技术工作的人是一些最容易就业的人，也是那些可能有一些储蓄的人。
如果你有来自东欧/中欧的同事，特别是在乌克兰或俄罗斯的邻国（芬兰、波兰、罗马尼亚、摩尔多瓦、斯洛伐克、匈牙利），要知道他们中的大多数人都会有压力，担心这场战争是否会蔓延并影响他们。
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