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The article is talking about slapping every H1-B application from well-known abusers only. Its mentioning nothing about FAANG or similar companies who are actu
by sn_master 7y ago
The article is talking about slapping every H1-B application from well-known abusers only.
Its mentioning nothing about FAANG or similar companies who are actually using the visa for what its meant for.
- zzleeper 7y agoBut they are doing it with everyone. Ask any recent Harvard/MIT/Stanford PhD graduate and he will tell you he got an RFE. Same thing with Greencards.
- cy_hauser 7y agoI suspect this is just the pendulum swinging too far in the other direction. In a year the PhDs and such will be back to normal. Sometimes it's just easier to clamp down on everything and then ease things than it is to try to figure all the angles to fix things by introducing lots of small adjustments to try to stop abuses.
- cylinder 7y agoNo there is a specific political agenda right now to deny or refuse or delay as much as possible. You have to challenge and spend more on fees to get supervisory review, litigate, appeal etc and they know most employers aren't willing to do that for these "disposable" employees.