> Really? Camps? Not exactly camps, probably dorms where 4 to 6 people live in a single room. > If these workers don't know English and can't code, how are th

> Really? Camps? Not exactly camps, probably dorms where 4 to 6 people live in a single room. > If these workers don't know English and can't code, how are they able hold jobs at American corporations? They are not exactly doing high-tech jobs, they just used a high-tech resume to get visa. Many of these H1-B candidates are working jobs like data entry, IT support or call center (if they can speak English). These people can read and write English, but can't speak English well. The recruitment agency helps them to pick up some English speaking skills. They also receive a technical training relevant to their job either by the recruitment agency or by their employer.