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Remember that a lot of job postings aren't in fact real, but companies trying to "prove" they can't replace their H1B workers. I have nothing against said work
by winrid 5y ago
Remember that a lot of job postings aren't in fact real, but companies trying to "prove" they can't replace their H1B workers.
I have nothing against said workers, but the way the US manages H1B visas is broken IMO.
- LorenPechtel 5y agoDefinitely. Last time I was looking at least 80% of job postings obviously had no job behind them or were duplicates. H1-B setups, recruiters simply trying to build a list of clients, multiple ads for what was obviously the same underlying job, a few that continually posted the same ad but didn't look like recruiters etc. I suspect the actual garbage rate was at least 90%. Admittedly, I do not live in a tech hub and relocation is not an option.