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Ironically we've been forced to actively recruit from foreign universities rather than domestic in order to find genuinely educated researchers to help in our R&D efforts. People with computer science backgrounds that understand real computer science and algorithms, and how to do genuinely creative and innovative work, not just an ability with the latest python libraries and TensorFlow and  git. Their maturity is far beyond anything we see coming out of Waterloo today. Don't believe the hype from there.

We've had success with Russia, Asia and places in Europe. Fortunately it's an international market and we have no trouble recruiting from these countries. Canada is very popular to come to work in. It's unfortunate that some of their students left these countries originally to come here for an education they thought would open doors for employment here but now find it was substandard and there is a glut of students like them.

Take this as you like.