This is an incredibly tragedy for America. We just shut down skilled immigration into the US, and prevent existing skilled workers from changing jobs. Many of the most talented people I know are here on H1-B and J visashttps://twitter.com/nprpolitics/status/1275145241591525377 …
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It's based on the median salary range for the specific role.
Not saying it *never* happens in tech, but it's not happening for $50k/year. The process itself might be $10-20k (with legal fees), plus HR time, then several months of processing and the real possibility of denial. At that caliber of employee big tech cos will try to hire both
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I swear. How does he think the salry requirements are met if h1bs accept $50k less per year. Does not make sense at all.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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In the best case they are still lowering market rates by flooding supply.
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There really is no flooding of the labor supply for these specialized roles in tech. Maybe academia, where the cap exemption dramatically increases the likelihood of success with any given application
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