Re:H-1B draft with proposed changes [pdf]
by explainthisth on Tuesday January 31, 2017 @07:02PM
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It should make it easier for Americans to get the jobs Infosys is hiring for at $70k, and harder for Americans to get jobs from Google at $250k.
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Re:H-1B draft with proposed changes [pdf]
by rhapsodic on Wednesday February 01, 2017 @09:59AM
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> It should make it easier for Americans to get the jobs Infosys is hiring for at $70k, and harder for Americans to get jobs from Google at $250k.
Why would it make a qualified American developer less attractive to Google?
Re:H-1B draft with proposed changes [pdf]
by explainthisth on Wednesday February 01, 2017 @04:51PM
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Because it will become easier to import someone who is more qualified.
Re:H-1B draft with proposed changes [pdf]
by rhapsodic on Thursday February 02, 2017 @07:19AM
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It will be more expensive. How will it become more easier?
Re:H-1B draft with proposed changes [pdf]
by explainthisth on Friday February 03, 2017 @08:28PM
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Because the visas are distributed by lottery, and the largest number of applications are filed by Isfosys-type spammers. People with >$130k jobs in SV are being denied due to the $70k body shops spamming the lottery. If the spam goes away, those non-spam applications become a more reliable proposition.
Re:H-1B draft with proposed changes [pdf]
by dogma1138 on Wednesday February 01, 2017 @05:54AM
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There's nothing wrong with working for Infosys.
How many people you think are capable and want to work for
Google?
Re:H-1B draft with proposed changes [pdf]
by explainthisth on Wednesday February 01, 2017 @04:54PM
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I'm not saying it's morally right or wrong. I'm just saying the set of people that get H1B visas will change, and the shift will be toward higher-end jobs.