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I had two H1-Bs. The process is completely divorced from reality. The questions and requirements are meaningless. To my eye, there is zero rationality in the
by casenmgreen 2y ago
I had two H1-Bs.
The process is completely divorced from reality.
The questions and requirements are meaningless.
To my eye, there is zero rationality in the process.
As far as I can see, the and the only effect of the visa programme is that there is a limited number of visas, and so this acts to prevent businesses from hiring the people they want to hire, and that's not freedom; and in the process of doing so, causing untold disruption to lives and businesses and direct and indirect costs to businesses, individuals and economy as a whole.
- dcreater 2y agoPerfectly said. It's so insane that most people don't understand how poorly designed the system is and how much unintended negative consequences it engenders. But ironically it's also the only thing that prevents the number of international students from truly exploding. It's already a travesty that many big name public universities have more people from Shanghai or Mumbai than the next town over. Universities are behaving like corporations in trying to maximize revenue
- trogdor 2y ago> It's already a travesty that many big name public universities have more people from Shanghai or Mumbai than the next town over. Why is that a travesty?
- tjs8rj 2y agoBecause universities have a duty first and foremost to their community. That is the citizens of their country and increasing duty to those local to them in their country. The United States is not an economic zone that belongs to the world in short.