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>The studies consistently show visa issues are almost never the primary reason they are returning to their home countries. Personally in my case, Visa issues w
by nodemaker 14y ago
>The studies consistently show visa issues are almost never the primary reason they are returning to their home countries.
Personally in my case, Visa issues were the no.1 reason that I moved back to India.
It seemed unfair that while all other developers in the US could happily do indie and freelance work in their free time and even start their own company, while I had to be an H1-B slave and work for pretty much the same company for 6-8 years before I could even get permanent residency.
Also even working for startups and getting equity is mostly out of question as most startups typically dont do H1-Bs until they are large enough. Your only choice is to work for a shitty megacorp and get confined to your cubicle and a mediocre pay for 6-8 years. Also make sure you are nice H1-B slave coz if you get fired you have to leave in 30 days.
Seriously fuck that!