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As a European soon leaving university, and entering the job market, this makes working in the US more attractive. Before I'd written it off, as the competition
by rocqua 10y ago
As a European soon leaving university, and entering the job market, this makes working in the US more attractive.
Before I'd written it off, as the competition for H1-B visas is fierce. However, with luck this change will be aimed exactly at people like me. This makes the high-wages and innovation of the US look much more appealing.
There remains the downside of US politics in general and labor protection specifically.
- threeseed 10y agoHonestly I don't really think anything will change for you. You are still going to be struggling to find work without at least some experience. Unless of course you enter a graduate program which is seperate from the rest of the job market. Many companies are simply ill-equipped or unwilling to invest in training young developers. Especially in SV where the pace and intensity is so much higher.
- rocqua 10y agoI'm dutch, which (for a variety of weird reasons) means I'll be finishing my masters.