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ArmandoWall
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> False / 100% Well, that's a bold, unfounded claim. Let me see some citations, then. Unfortunately, practices of companies like Disney and others shed a really bad light on the intention of the H1B program. That's like saying that all non-profits are evil because some non-profits game the system. > If the people using h1-bs to work in the US cannot handle the facts about what they are doing, maybe they shouldn't come to the US on those visas then? Don't place the blame on the people who want to progress using legal circumstances. Also, remember that if a shady company games the system which in turn affects American workers, there is a good chance that those same shady companies are also hurting those who are brought with the program, through exploitation and firing threats.
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ArmandoWall
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That sucks so much, it's enraging.
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Polantaris
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> But where i work now we don't do that and we do coding tests for every interview while we're right next to them. Yeah, same. We did phone interviews for a while but I realized that it's the worst idea ever. These people are cheaters and liars. They will have someone else on the phone who studied the "applicant's" resume to appear to be them, and they'll also give the applicants cheat sheets (especially if multiple people came from the same company) to answer questions. Every interview has to mix up questions and has to do legitimate code tests, or you're going to get duped. In the end it doesn't really hurt the companies that broadcast these people and that's why they do it. If TCS sells a company 5 people, and 4 of them are fakes, TCS ultimately doesn't get in trouble, those 4 people just lose their jobs (and possibly their careers), but there's no blowback on TCS other than maybe that company won't deal with them anymore but they probably still will as TCS gets approved at the corporate level to be a contractor for the company.
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dfsmav5
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The_Account_UK
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I'm sure no American could possibly learn to do what you do in your job.
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darwin_wins
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As much as I agree that there needs to be a change in immigration system, all you people jumping on h1 and saying how it is good and now Americans can get all the jobs back don't really understand that just because these can't hire doesn't mean they won't find a way around this. After all these are businesses and they know how to keep making money. No corporation in US wants to pay to dollar all the times, that's just the nature of their business. They want more money in their pockets. Another thing people forget when they complain about people sending money home forget, these h1 workers also pay medicare, social security which they never get back on case they have to go back because the company doesn't pay for green card. So US government has made this money for a long time and temporary immigrants have lost that money. So before jumping on the bandwagon of how this rule is good, remember companies will find candidates in other countries and not bother with visa all the times. Just because they can't deal with visa anymore doesn't mean they will give someone more money here /End of rant
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ArmandoWall
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I can agree with that.
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AssholesAreOkIGuess
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Recently interviewed there for a cloudy position. Holy shit are they behind the times for a company at their scale.
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joanfiggins
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I was surprised by that. My company would pay someone with 5-8 year experience 70k a year. The cost of living is relatively low here but we are in a metro area with 1 million people.
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poco
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Wouldn't setting a higher minimum wage (like $150,000) also fix the problem but let the market decide if it is worth it?
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dfsmen0
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emdeka87
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Look at all the butt-hurt neckbeards downvoting. This community here is awful. Cheers.
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dfsmetv
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Hmm_would_bang
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Think of it this way, H1B is meant for companies that can't find qualified american citizens to fill positions, meaning the work should actually be pretty technical and deserving of a pretty high salary
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gdrag14
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Hopefully not, because my boss has some explaining to do.
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poco
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Wouldn't setting a much higher minimum wage for H1B programmers be better then? Set it to $150,000 and the best can all be let in.
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ArmandoWall
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Hopefully that's sarcasm?
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space_Jam1995
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If anything, boomers are finding their jobs are being automated more and more
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scorcher24
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In Germany you can consider yourself lucky or very, very skilled if you make more than 60k a year as a programmer.
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2358452
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Very impressive. What about resolving conflicting states between subgroups? (non-adversarial conflicts) Say 2 players both have a 1-shot kill ability. From both players p.o.v., they fire before getting hit. Who wins? Then imagine a subgroup is close to player 1, while another subgroup is close to player 2. Now entire groups disagree about the state. Lots of interesting problems. Central servers do make this decision making much easier.
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doctorgonzo
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Please share more...Midwest maybe? Although even here in the Twin Cities that's a low wage for that kind of experience.
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dfsmldg
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ucefkh
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Yes but a senior dev get 100-120k
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otw
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Yes: https://hired.com/state-of-salaries-2017 If you are making less than $100k in a metro area in the US you are severely underpaid or very junior. Even entry level programmers for the entire US make more than $70k though: http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Job=Software_Engineer/Salary
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dfsmmdh
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The_Account_UK
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And during the time they're searching, another person can be studying how to do that job in case they don't find someone.
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Sk8erkid
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The US finally did something right!
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dfsmmo7
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The_Account_UK
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It is.
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dfsmmx5
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ralarb
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For reference, a college hire in seattle can expect ~120k fully loaded at a major company.
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dfsmnaa
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reluctant_deity
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A big draw for many companies to the US is access to venture capital, a large pool of highly qualified employees, and the ability to list on their stock markets.
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Cireodra03
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That's not true at all. American and German Protectionism from British and French trade agreements in the 1800s allowed for American and German companies to blossom and eventually overtake economic superiority over the British in the early 1900s.
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redsolocup
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Yes, that is about what a college grad in Chicago can expect.
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dfsmpsd
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myhf
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> an attacker would have an awfully difficult time encoding reachable VM addresses into printable ASCII characters http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~tom7/abc/
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dfsmr29
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JDiculous
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A huge portion if not most of these H1Bs are contractors working through shady outsourcing companies that manipulate the system.
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dfsmryb
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ArmandoWall
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So an engineer has studied and collected skills in different disciplines. _Who knew?_
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Delmain
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No, because that doesn't take cost of living into account at all. $150K near me would be amazing, $150K in NYC is run of the mill.
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KerbalGoBoom
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And their water park, too.
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xlord-cyberpagan
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damn, i wanted to be unemployed after spending 4 years in college for a computer science degree
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NoFunInBand
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I worked for Tata. H1Bs aren't the problem for them. They get contracts in America, but have all the work get done in India. Getting rid of H1Bs won't do anything to them. Everyone in America just sits around and pretend that the work is getting done here. Tata doesn't really care about who is actually there with US customers. My impression was they sent workers to America as more of a vacation or "working abroad program" rather than an actual business move.
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ZalgoFox
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No worries!
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dfsmy76
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ArmandoWall
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You can't. The Norwegian Blue just wants to pick a fight.
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hosizora_rin_is_cute
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Might be more apt to say "pay peanuts get elephants"
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Creris
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but then again if something already defined operator< then why not make it clampable? at that point you must make the clamp function a template, otherwise you wont achieve that.
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poco
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They can open offices in Canada.
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snapetom
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A lot of people are responding "yeah no" to you, but even still with good work-life balance, American workers have a huge advantage. I worked for a Belgian-American company and the time off the Belgian developers got off was incredible. For all intent and purposes, the Belgian office was shut down in the summer. Meanwhile, we were spreading out our paltry 15 days of PTO. Not to mention all the other labor rules that made it very expensive to fire underperforming Belgians. Meanwhile, during the time I was there, we had a dev that couldn't cut it and was let go after 5 months. He was given two weeks severance. As a tradeoff, our salary was nearly double the Belgian devs. The point is the labor market is very complicated and the American advantage isn't going to vanish because of this.
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The_Account_UK
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Isn't Google known for treating experienced professionals disrespectfully during the long hiring process? Not getting back to them for months, lowballing them on salary, that kind of thing. (And why should one need to study algos and data structures for interviews? Can't Google give employees the chance to re-learn that stuff after being hired?)
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The_Account_UK
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But then how can the market rate rise, if companies can just use H1-Bs to get employees "at market rate"?
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skilledroy2016
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hows that boot taste
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nyrol
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And Seattle's population is only just above 600k. It's very expensive to live here though unless you're significantly far from the city.
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Fylwind
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So much for backward compatibility :(
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chugga_fan
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> VS19 will have partial support. where are you getting this from? Where is CPPREFERENCE GETTING THIS FROM!??! AUUUGH (edit) CPPReference states MSVC 19 will get support, we are currently on 19.10.25017, so no, VS2017 gets c++17 support
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lurkdedurk
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I know it's risky. It's also civic duty. They can cry me a river or they can leave the country
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Sk8erkid
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Found the Pakistani jerk!
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dfsnbag
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spinwin
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>The C++ standard now refers normatively to C11 (ISO/IEC 9899:2011) as “The C Standard”. Not only does ISO require that references to other international standards refer to the latest published version, and not to a historic version, but this also gives us access to aligned_alloc, which is useful for the improvements to our dynamic memory management. Does this mean that ALL C++ compilers should implement the full C11 std now? Or is it still just a subset of C11 that they are referring to?
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dfsnbo9
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lurkdedurk
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Who is the racist here?
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niugnep24
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An H1B can seek sponsorship from another company if they want to leave. Happens all the time in SF Bay area, where turnover for employees is routine.
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N4kk11
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Tampas average for a two bedroom is about 1200 now if I recall correctly. A few years ago when I was looking it was around 850 900 a month.
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dfsng6s
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LogicalEmotion7
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Des Moines has insurance. Lots of insurance
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kenfar
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It's generally more beneficial to be in a tech mecca or large city: * *Many* more jobs to choose from - so you can change jobs if you need or want to. It also helps you stay current. * *Much* higher income - that can more than make up for increased house prices and taxes. * *Far* cheaper transportation - via mass transit, if you plan right - like house & job on routes. * *Far* more skilled staffs - so you can learn from your colleagues This doesn't always work. But as your income climbs as a programmer you get past the impacts of taxes & real estate in most tech hubs. Silicon Valley is still tough to afford with a short commute, but that's one of the few that are.
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Just graduated near Dallas TX...had more than 10 job opportunities I was sure I could have gotten an offer, but was too happy with my second offer to continue with interviews. My salary makes me feel rich with the cost of living here.
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nyrol
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Canadians can apply for an H-1B, but due to the lottery system, and the length of time for processing, they should at least start on a TN-1 status. Canadians don't need a visa for entry to the US, but they do need a status that permits work authorization such as a TN-1 or H-1B. TN-1 processing time is an hour or two, depending on how long the interview goes for with the CBP officer. H-1B processing time is 4-6 months, and that's if you get selected in the lottery of 65k winners (+20k Master's degree holders). TN-1 status can be renewed indefinitely, but an H-1B can only be renewed for a maximum of 6 years unless your status can be adjusted (e.g. a pending green card)
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dfsnk3g
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_aids
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I didn't even graduate from college and I trip over jobs in the valley.
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time_lord_allonzy
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I know right. No wonder our country voted for Trump. Nobody cares that this 'change' does nothing.
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dfsnl55
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programmingguy
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So you want to do away with the H1-b visa program and have open borders instead? What type of immigration are you actually arguing for?
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dfsnltr
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sir_chadwell_heath
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I barely do any real programming and make $11k more than that in the Midwest.
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snapetom
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Yes, but Europeans get an insane amount of PTO and it's incredibly hard/expensive to fire or layoff an underperforming European worker as opposed to the US. One side does not have a clear advantage over the other
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False
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dfsnmkk
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time_lord_allonzy
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Won't.
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1491267296
False
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dfsnmpm
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deskamess
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The companies that are using the H1B system are large companies past the IPO/pre-IPO/startup stage. So access to venture capital is not an issue. You can have a listing on the stock market and have dev centers overseas - in fact, that will boost your stock as it shows a desire to reduce costs. Short terms gains and problems left for the next CEO. And golden parachute of course.
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dfsno4i
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time_lord_allonzy
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I doubt they'd be affected by this.
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flukus
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From Wikipedia: > The regulations define a "specialty occupation" as requiring theoretical and practical application of a body of highly specialized knowledge in a field of human endeavor[3] Very few graduates should qualify, most won't have any specialised knowledge.
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skilledroy2016
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i think you have to just apply for jobs even if you don't actually qualify to stand a chance( if you arent already)
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dfsnpgo
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GeorgeTheGeorge
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Then you get out once you've established yourself.
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Irishmanluke
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TFW when you find out they think you're low to mid-skilled. Seriously though in tech degrees aren't that great of a indicator of skill.
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dfsnuo6
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helisexual
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They're not that bad. A lot of them get a masters stateside.
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dbbk
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Boggles my mind that something as life-changing as moving to another country comes down to a *lottery* before you can even be considered on your merit.
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Xaayer
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Saaame
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kur1j
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http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2014/05/09/310114739/whats-your-major-four-decades-of-college-degrees-in-1-graph Engineering didn't become this magical high earning field overnight. It has always been a good earning, high demand degree. Yet, there is no significant differences in people flocking to engineering 40 years ago and I don't see that changing significantly today or in the near future ( 15-20 percent). The decisions you make when you young play a large role in your future (don't be pedantic i know there are exceptions to the rule) even though the same people that make these decisions don't think it does (or should). The people that are field chasing made poor choices a long time ago and now they are eating it. The people that went into less lucrative careers knew what they were getting into even 30 years ago (which is basically an entire career at this point) so it shouldn't be a surprise at this point.
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azsqueeze
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Like most things, it depends. But if you're a programmer with at least a couple years of experience located near any major city it's on the low end.
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ReefOctopus
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Yes.
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crackez
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You must not be very good then... Ha.
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grajek
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I'm gonna guess you don't work in IT do you? I personally know people at Disney who are extremely dedicated and talented who got canned for no reason other than profit. They were replaced by foreigners who were paid less than half they were, and knew nothing about the positions they were filling, which is why the ones getting fired had to train them for months, and Disney held their outgoing employees hostage by threatening to cancel their severances unless they trained their replacements. The non-irony here is that Disney recently hired an Indian who previously headed up foreign consulting firms as one of their IT VPs. Convenient, eh? Once all this shady crap got publicity at the national level and though hearings in Congress, Disney stopped abusing the H-1B program. Shocking, right? These replacements were not more intelligent, not better trained, and in no way more deserving of the jobs of the good people they replaced.
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dfso0t6
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examinedliving
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I would like to meet this person.
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stompinstinker
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I find it is the opposite. They want 5 years experience in a 2 year old technology.
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nyrol
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Because that wouldn't stop them from paying lower wages anyway. H-1Bs can be paid less than minimum wage, but they're just non-exempt at that point. The employer just has to go through a process similar to PERM when applying for a green card. It's harder for the employer, but they can still do it.
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dfso29r
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SkinnyFathelietic
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Partstrader?
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danosot
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Hi, I provide a similar service simple to use https://prexview.com it isn't expensive.
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crackez
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Off shoring brings higher risk... Smart companies are starting to wake up to it.
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The_Account_UK
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That's just another loophole opening. "You go and work as consultant in US and arrange for your sister here in India to pay us back half of your wages. Good deal?" "OK I do the needful."
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tech-ninja
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I'm a Software Engineer. For context I'm not against fixing a system that is clearly broken. I'm against the idea of blocking access to engineers at the top of their game to come to work to the US. Read the thread.
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JamminOnTheOne
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Did you read the rest of the post? It was all about how the specific change will actually fail at that goal.
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dfsod99
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tech-ninja
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For context I'm not against fixing a system that is clearly broken. I'm against the idea of blocking access to engineers at the top of their game to come to work to the US.
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dfsoeyz
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Shautieh
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Nice license name.
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vishnoo
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The finger story is real, and is from the movie "Sicko" by Michael Moore. The saddest thing I ever saw on the internet, was a story on reddit of a guy who knew he was having a heart attack, and decided to stay home and "rough it out" because he knew that his family would lose everything including the house if he went to the E.R and got treatment for a heart attack (and survived and got a week of "intensive care"). The comments were downright depressing. "You should have had a friend drive you a few blocks away, then give him your wallet and call for an ambulance." BTW the 10,000E price tag may be in France. In the US any non trivial operation is easily 100,000$ + . (my son once had an x ray for a suspected "hairline fracture" in the foot, no treatment was necessary, the insurance company claimed that the cost was 2700$ (we paid 200 E.R co-pay))
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dfsofwu
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PointyOintment
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Your first picture looks like crystal boundaries in a metal.
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poco
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Then make it $200,000.
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Delthram
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Don't know where you're located but in the salt lake valley mid level are around the 90k mark. Some over 100k.
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HRHill
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Seriously. I worked for an American company who entered into a contract with Infosys where both parties agreed to sabotage all work streams for all of the projects they started together so that Infosys could show why their existence was necessary and that trained, American workers weren't any better than untrained or poorly trained H1B workers.
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Igloo32
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Oh wait. I see you're over 50. Nevermind.
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