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It could work against you as a US worker. They would set up branches in Europe (and other places) and just hire there, instead of having headcounts in the US.
by rty32 2y ago
It could work against you as a US worker. They would set up branches in Europe (and other places) and just hire there, instead of having headcounts in the US.
Just look at Google.
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- miki123211 2y agoWhy do you (wrongly) assume that everybody commenting on HN lives in the US?