Re:The bachelor’s to Ph.D. STEM pipeline no longer leaks mor...
by shas3 on Monday August 31, 2015 @11:53AM
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I am not accusing you of lying. These are hardly facts to lie about and involve a lot of supposition. For instance, the chair may have made an offhand remark, but the faculty (especially if tenured) may or may not be beholden to the chair. No promotion anywhere is obligatory, so the postdoc could have been denied Instructorship for a hundred other reasons, etc. etc. Further if the postdoc was denied instructorship and another H1B was hired in their place, then it is just tantamount to eliminating the instructor position. It goes on and on.
Re:The bachelor’s to Ph.D. STEM pipeline no longer leaks mor...
by hiou on Monday August 31, 2015 @02:23PM
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For context, I'm assuming this is said tool
http://visadoor.com/h1bvisa-database
For example Cornell appears to be quite familiar with the process
Thanks to a little tool I found here on Hacker News, I was able to look up the number of H1-B Visa applications for this Top 60 Research University, and in one year alone, they applied for 70+ Post Doc H1-B Visas. Obviously they know how to pull it off.
Besides, everybody in science knows that students / Post Docs are expected to be like slave labor, and as many have pointed out, the conditions of the H1-B are extremely beneficial to the employer in the context of pressure to perform and retention. Skepticism is fine, but it's not bullshit. Your rebuttal is ineffectual and belongs in the circular file.