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I feel like "Asians" is too broad a grouping. I think if we split "Asians" into Indians and the Chinese the stats would be a lot more illuminating. Microsoft, f
by general_ai 10y ago
I feel like "Asians" is too broad a grouping. I think if we split "Asians" into Indians and the Chinese the stats would be a lot more illuminating. Microsoft, for instance, seems to have a much larger percentage of Indian workers than Google does. It could be because Microsoft hires a ton more contractors (some of which convert to FTE) or it could be something else. In any case, much finer grained stats are needed to gain better understanding.
- oculusthrift 10y agomicrosoft has a large office in india and many transfer over to US offices
- general_ai 10y agoCould be why. You can't really "transfer over" to US offices easily, however, even if you are already an employee. You have to have an H1b.
- munchor 10y agoI'm pretty sure they use the L1 Visa[1]. [1]: http://www.immihelp.com/l1-visa/ http://www.immihelp.com/l1-visa/
- oculusthrift 10y agolike the other poster said, they use L1 which isn't as hard to get