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I have a few comments. Regarding the first paragraph, you mention that H1Bs depress wages, multiple times. I disagree. Actually, H1B allows companies here to re
by virtuabhi 10y ago
I have a few comments. Regarding the first paragraph, you mention that H1Bs depress wages, multiple times. I disagree. Actually, H1B allows companies here to remain competitive and increase their user base. This holds true for both tech and non-tech companies. And there is no way startups will be able to raise lot of money and software engineers earn so much if their market is only one country and they employ only natives.
Regarding the third paragraph, you say that "you're showing a strong nationalist agenda by claiming that only your country should be able to control foreign products". Please note that I mentioned this scenario to show how stupid is the line of thinking that global corporations should employ people of one country only. But then how many Asians should be employed by American countries who sell in Asia? I do not know. Based on users, revenue, country of origin of founders,... But it will be definitely more than the current miniscule H1B quota.