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> Almost no American in the tech industry thinks that, given how many of our co-workers aren't (or at least weren't born as) American. And yet nearly every Ame
by rhaway84773 3y ago
> Almost no American in the tech industry thinks that, given how many of our co-workers aren't (or at least weren't born as) American.
And yet nearly every American is vehemently against the H1B visa which is the only way for 99% of non American tech workers to work in the U.S. and not do the same work outside the US.
- seanmcdirmid 3y ago> And yet nearly every American is vehemently against the H1B visa That is a very broad generalization, considering 27% of Americans are foreign born. Yes, the MAGA crowd is largely against H1Bs (and even here you'll find lots of exceptions), but they didn't win the last election. > which is the only way for 99% of non American tech workers to work in the U.S. and not do the same work outside the US. And yet, America has a lot of H1Bs and greencard holders, unlike China or India themselves (I say this having worked on a Z work visa in China for 9 years).