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I don't agree with that view/trope since my clients (granted, a limited dataset) are hiring H-1B workers because they believe that they are the best candidates.
by proberts 2y ago
I don't agree with that view/trope since my clients (granted, a limited dataset) are hiring H-1B workers because they believe that they are the best candidates.
- scarface_74 2y agoI am not as anti H1B as the original poster and have no animosity toward my H1B visa coworkers. But let’s be real. There are thousands of unemployed citizens that could do the work just as well especially when you consider how many work for WITCH companies.
- keybored 2y agoWhat “best” means could be unpacked. - Just best for the job - Best retention since the visa is tied to the employer - Best price, i.e. lower wage All of that amounts to “best” without outright lying. The bell curve (people tend to narrowly focus on IQ when it comes to “best for the job”) should look the same everywhere. So it seems a bit roundabout to look all over the world when you have a “culture fit” in your own backyard. So it does seem to just come back to mutually beneficial exploitation of the employee. But the clients never have to talk about it in such plain terms.