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Original article refers to office attendance. Even hopping to a remote position with a visa (i.e. a H1-B) can take weeks to get approved, and it is not guarante
by NBJack 3y ago
Original article refers to office attendance. Even hopping to a remote position with a visa (i.e. a H1-B) can take weeks to get approved, and it is not guaranteed. Many rightfully argue those holding one while working on site is, in many ways, a legal form of enslaved.
- hammock 3y agoI guess my (possibly naive, definitely oversimplified) point was that if a foreigner wants a job where they don’t have to come to the office, why are they trying to get/maintain a visa in a place that might require them to come in? Seems they could seek most of those attendance-not-required US jobs from their home country (no visa required)