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Nah. H1B sponsor mills are a well documented issue that the US government has been trying to handle for a while now. These organizations go as far as filing mul
by grapeskin 4y ago
Nah. H1B sponsor mills are a well documented issue that the US government has been trying to handle for a while now. These organizations go as far as filing multiple applications so they can more easily push one through. [1] It's nothing to do with "skill level" but everything to do with employers pushing down wages and wanting employees that are easily churned when necessary and kept obedient with the threat of their contract and thus visa and livelihood being cut at any time.
The "Americans just aren't good enough!" excuse hasn't been bought by anybody for years now. It's boring and desperate sounding.
There's nothing wrong with hiring workers from other countries. The H1B system just promotes abuse.
[1] https://content.techgig.com/us-govt-to-end-h1b-visa-abuse-heres-what-you-should-know/articleshow/90053967.cms https://content.techgig.com/us-govt-to-end-h1b-visa-abuse-he...
- novok 4y agoWiPro H1B contractor mill staff are very very bad. The other person is probably talking from their non-wipro hiring experience.
- KptMarchewa 4y agoYou're talking about two different things. Google, Microsoft, other FAAGs's H1Bs are not the same as Infosys or Wipro.