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It is beyond frustrating to me to see how many jobs get filled with fraudulent H1B employees when there is no shortage of entry level coders available domestica

• ppeetteerr 6y ago
  They don't have to be fraudulent. It's easier to fill with an H1B candidate with experience than with a fresh engineer with a recent degree.
  • shiftpgdn 6y ago
    A lot (and I mean 90%+) of H1Bs are outright lying about their experience in the tech field. At least from my short time doing hiring for a position in Texas. I eventually went to our management and got them to stop listening to recruiting body shops and hire someone local.
    • kyawzazaw 6y ago
      > A lot (and I mean 90%+) of H1Bs How can you say that with such confidence? Maybe the issue is your workplace is using staffing agency, primarily?
      • shiftpgdn 6y ago
        Because I have been around a long time and know lots of other people in the software world who have had similar experiences.
        • mav3rick 6y ago
          Okay. Extremely data driven approach.
    • sparrc 6y ago
      That hasn't been my experience at all.
    • desi_ninja 6y ago
      putting badly generalized data out with confidence. start people more (100k+)and see good h1b candidates. talent follows money.