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I really don't think Google is a H1B abuser. They are very much not in the low-to-medium end sysadmin/"IT person" consulting business. The mere fact that you
by johansch 10y ago
I really don't think Google is a H1B abuser.
They are very much not in the low-to-medium end sysadmin/"IT person" consulting business.
The mere fact that you don't already understand this honestly kind of makes me wonder what you are doing here.
Unless, of course you are really against importing very competent people that will have high salaries, pay a lot of tax and be great benefit to the US, just for the selfish reason that it doesn't drive up your own salary... even more?
Let's just say there are quite a few smaller wannabe "Silicon Valleys" outside of the US that are picking up steam. If your government will continue to behave this erratically they will be quite happy.
- flukus 10y agoGoogle doesn't have to be an abuser directly to benefit from industry wide wage deflation.
- anjc 10y agoOf course I know the type of people Google hire. Google are irrelevant...Google campaign for an extension of H1B issuances full stop...not for more just for great companies. The abuses and pitfalls of these visas are open for you to examine and you should be aware of them if you're in the industry...there have been numerous studies on wage suppression, graduate unemployment, numerous court cases, instances of mass-firings, large displacement, etc. I'm not a US citizen and don't live in the US so my salary is irrelevant.