[hyperpape]

The obvious followup question is how common it is for a company to bring in hundreds of workers to set up a factory.

I'm aware that there are people with specialized knowledge who travel internationally for that kind of work. What I'm unclear about is the scale.

[blargey]

According to their agreements with Georgia's state govt, factories like this are set to employ 8000+ locals once they're up and running. Given that scale, requiring 1/20 as many specialists working on site to set everything up doesn't seem too farfetched.

[kamaal]

>>doesn't seem too farfetched

Far fetched? Its somewhat like a farmer complaining about rain and sun.