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For me, I don't qualify for a TN visa because I don't have a college degree. I could probably walk in off the street to most places in SF with my 20+ years of

For me, I don't qualify for a TN visa because I don't have a college degree. I could probably walk in off the street to most places in SF with my 20+ years of experience and triple my salary, but my visa eligibility leaves me here. There's lots of people in similar situations, so it's not impossible to find 10x devs up here, just more difficult than SF.

drspacemonkey 9y ago
It's not every degree that grants TN eligibility, either. Software engineering degrees are eligible, CompSci are explicitly not eligible. So I'd be out, too. Though I could likely find a Seattle-based company willing to let me work remote most of the time. I could hop on the train once a month and AirBnB a place for a week, and many employers would be satisfied with that. It's what I'm considering next time I'm on the job hunt.