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It is supply and demand that eventually dominates the bargaining power of employees, right? Less supply yet increasing demand of tech talent actually drove up t
by hintymad 4y ago
It is supply and demand that eventually dominates the bargaining power of employees, right? Less supply yet increasing demand of tech talent actually drove up the package. Just look at the the crazy packages doted out by companies in the last few years. I'd venture to guess that many of them, if not most, were given to H1B holders.
- Mikeb85 4y agoJust imagine what comp would look like without all the foreign H1B holders...
- justahuman74 4y agoI shudder to think how low, I imagine all the H1Bs starting companies in their home countries making the US look like an also-ran in the tech scene.
- Mikeb85 4y ago> H1Bs starting companies in their home countries making the US look like an also-ran in the tech scene Everyone says this but no one does it. Startups abroad can't compete with US startups and it's not a talent problem... The US has the right combination of capital, willing investors, regulation (just the right amount; more than developing countries, less than most western countries), etc... There's no practical reason India couldn't compete yet their culture seems unable to produce startups on par with Google, Facebook, etc...