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While, I'd like to agree with most of what you said. At least one of the parameters in the last statement you made can be statistically invalidated: Have you no
by eshvk 15y ago
While, I'd like to agree with most of what you said. At least one of the parameters in the last statement you made can be statistically invalidated: Have you not seen the multitude of brown men in programming?
- georgieporgie 15y agoWell, honestly, no, I haven't. I've heard second-hand reports of some large companies that seemed to hire an amazing number of Indians, but I've personally worked almost entirely with white males (with a few East Asians and the odd female thrown in). Also, I think it might be pretty much the same thing: Indian workers might be given a pass because they're "cheap" (i.e. decision made based on instant impression and personal biases). That shouldn't be happening, H1-B's and minorities should earn the same as locals, but it seems common knowledge that it's true.
- eshvk 15y agoI think by law H1-B's are supposed to be paid the same as locals (so as not to undercut them).