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I'm really interested to know what there methodology here was. The article just states their finding without so much as a reference to how it is know. Is this
by advisedwang 3y ago
I'm really interested to know what there methodology here was. The article just states their finding without so much as a reference to how it is know.
Is this from surveying people? Derived from government numbers?
Frankly I don't have any confidence in this number at all.
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- vsskanth 3y agoThis article is just an ad for Revelio Labs. I don’t trust the conclusion. Very little info on methodology
- Maciek416 3y agoH-1B data is available for public view.
- roundandround 3y agoI think the whole reason articles like this are common is that one can easily calculate these numbers from visa statistics, i.e. number of people who didn't get a job within the grace period. Naturally these kinds of statistics can be a bit off, for example someone might transition to another type of visa instead of seeking work.