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Re:New U.S. immigration rules spur more visa approvals for S... by FredPret on Thursday December 28, 2023 @08:27PM (#38800787)
False - many critical edge cases only come up once every couple of years.

In my area (not cybersecurity) I’m still seeing very serious and brand-new-to-me problems come up even after many years.

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Re:New U.S. immigration rules spur more visa approvals for S... by hasty_pudding on Friday December 29, 2023 @05:20AM (#38803503)
So even with your experience these are still occuring periodically. lol

The solution for this is good testing and QA not fear mongering Americans into hiring immigrants.

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Re:New U.S. immigration rules spur more visa approvals for S... by FredPret on Friday December 29, 2023 @09:02AM (#38804944)
It’ll be very good for you to stay in learning mode after your degree.

On the other hand, if your attitude is that you now know your stuff and you’re done learning, that isn’t going to produce the best outcomes for you.

> Testing and QA

Business processes can’t take the place of experienced judgement.

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Re:New U.S. immigration rules spur more visa approvals for S... by hasty_pudding on Friday December 29, 2023 @10:48AM (#38806161)
> Business processes can’t take the place of experienced judgement.

This is utterly incorrect..

Testing and QA are techical processes run by engineers.

Where did you get your degree ? Your knowledge of tech seems extraordinarily limited. Theres solutions to your problems you're not even aware of.

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