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Most of the lawbreaking and shady activity related to H-1B visas seems to happen when there is this sort of third-party arrangement, where these companies bring
by diebeforei485 7y ago
Most of the lawbreaking and shady activity related to H-1B visas seems to happen when there is this sort of third-party arrangement, where these companies bring workers in, and then contract them out to other workplaces (often through a chain of contracts via other intermediaries).
From that sense, it's good to scrutinize these so that genuine applications have a better shot at the lottery.
- privateSFacct 7y agoAgreed - I wish they were making it easier on the legit direct hire folks, and much much harder on these third party placers. The problem is, the third party placers are playing a numbers game. No individual is critical in their H1B apps, they just need to have 22% approved so they can fill their body slots. The smaller legit direct hire firm has often invested a lot in a potential H1B usually after really trying very hard to get non visa folks in. The denials there are brutal.