Not really, if the job lasts 30 years it will absolutely offset itself with local economic activity. These people will pay taxes, buy homes, visit doctors and much more.
It increases based on your spend and account history. Unfortunately to get it to increase, you gotta basically just blow money on other services before they trust you enough to let you use certain expensive services. I would venture to guess people were using temporary credit cards to sign up, then not paying the bill.
Articles like this are off to me… you’re going to need to quantify and qualify your claims of things otherwise I don’t know how much credence to throw ya.
“I ship at big tech” is a broad statement… as a reader, I need elaboration or I tend to question the rest of the article. Is this just a guy bloviating or does he really know his stuff? And bold claims need to be back up.
I hadn’t used a burner in years, last year my phone broke on a trip and I just wanted to grab a phone, to get me through the week. I can say it’s not like it used to be! Can’t just grab one at the gas station and pop it in a phone. Gotta give ID, sign up for accounts, etc.