Re:Tech companies are colluding to cheat H1B visa lottery, U...
by ta988 on Friday April 28, 2023 @11:04AM
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Skills and willingness to work for shitty companies. And they don't leave after 6 months even under abuse.
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Re:Tech companies are colluding to cheat H1B visa lottery, U...
by jimsimmons on Friday April 28, 2023 @11:31AM
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Hilarious to see pro capitalist free market libertarian HN suddenly bat for stricter regulations when they are unable to compete with the hustle.
Maybe stop abuse in the work place? Just a thought
Re:Tech companies are colluding to cheat H1B visa lottery, U...
by the-grump on Friday April 28, 2023 @11:42AM
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Breaking news: HN is a forum, not a person.
Re:Tech companies are colluding to cheat H1B visa lottery, U...
by nbhusal on Friday April 28, 2023 @12:01PM
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That's disingenuous. You could still map the general opinion and value system of the forum majority and hold them to what they purport to care about. As someone who's just beginning to form their judgement of the forum populace, your tone immediately comes across as defensive and deflecting.
Re:Tech companies are colluding to cheat H1B visa lottery, U...
by the-grump on Friday April 28, 2023 @01:31PM
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Okay.
Re:Tech companies are colluding to cheat H1B visa lottery, U...
by princevegeta89 on Friday April 28, 2023 @12:03PM
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>>> willingness to work for shitty companies
Don't agree with that part. When the market is tough, anyone is willing to work for shitty companies.
You missed out the main point that people on h1b have hard time leaving companies generally because not everyone sponsors h1bs, and the general process around applying for PERM and GC forces candidates to stick around for >1 year at least.It is a resource-protection mechanism for employers.
Adding to that the general incompetence by USCIS in handling h1b applications - where they take even 6 months to approve a h1b transfer.