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That's fine, have them open an office in India and hire locally. Ever wonder why they don't on a massive scale?
by eanzenberg 10y ago
That's fine, have them open an office in India and hire locally. Ever wonder why they don't on a massive scale?
- dboreham 10y agoThey do. One of the justifications for the H-1B and similar programs is that it benefits the US economy by having work that could have been performed overseas, done domestically, and moves the associated smart, high taxpaying people inside the country.
- ma2rten 10y agoGoogle has a big office in India. https://qz.com/403654/google-is-doubling-its-headcount-in-hyderabad-heres-how-to-get-hired-there/ https://qz.com/403654/google-is-doubling-its-headcount-in-hy...
- virtuabhi 10y agoYes, I have wondered about that. As I said in the comment, you will see more companies moving out of US if xenophobia and protectionist policies are not contained. Also, if you are software engineer have you ever wondered why your salary is close to $100k rather than, say $50k? Think about this. It might be due to the fact that even after being located in US, your company can sell its good and services all around the world.
- ThrowawayR2 10y ago> That's fine, have them open an office in India and hire locally. Ever wonder why they don't on a massive scale? You're clearly unaware of the vast number of development offices in India and China that even rather pedestrian businesses have opened.