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The incarcerated workforce

机译:被监禁的劳动力

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SILICON VALLEY mavens seldom stumble into San Quentin, a notorious Californian prison. But when Chris Redlitz, a venture capitalist, visited seven years ago, he found that many of the inmates were keen and savvy businessmen. The trip spurred him to create The Last Mile, a charity that teaches San Quentin inmates how to start businesses and code websites, for which they can earn up to $17 an hour. One of the first people it helped was Tulio Cardozo, who served a five-year sentence after a botched attempt at cooking hashish, which also left him with severe burns across half his body. Two years after he was released, he got a job as a lead developer in a San Francisco startup.
机译:SILICON VALLEY的行家很少跌入加利福尼亚臭名昭著的San Quentin监狱。但是七年前,风险资本家克里斯·雷德里兹(Chris Redlitz)来访时,他发现许多囚犯都是敏锐而精明的商人。这次旅行促使他创立了“最后一英里”(Last Mile),这是一家慈善机构,向圣昆汀的囚犯传授如何创办企业和编码网站的知识,他们每小时可以赚到17美元。图里奥·卡多佐(Tulio Cardozo)是最早提供帮助的人之一,在尝试烹饪大麻时,他被判五年徒刑,这也使他半身严重烧伤。被释放两年后,他在旧金山的一家初创公司找到了首席开发人员的工作。

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    《The economist》 |2017年第9032期|31-31|共1页
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