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there is a hard limit of 65,000 H1-B visas per year, Not quite - the article actually explains the ways that this limit can be exceeded. That said, I find thei
by jacalata 13y ago
there is a hard limit of 65,000 H1-B visas per year,
Not quite - the article actually explains the ways that this limit can be exceeded. That said, I find their numbers pretty odd - 150,000 applications leading to 300,000 approvals? For a post that is showing off their charting/presentation capabilities, it's very poorly presented data.
- kamjam 13y agoOk, I've just re-read the article, I missed that bit - but for general purposes 65k is the number touted around - it's not of huge importance though... but it still doesn't explain the relation between the colums (maybe I'm being slow today...) Infosys Applications Submitted: 4837 Employees Hired: 24060 Why is there such a big difference here? What does "employees hired" mean - their total workforce in the US, those on an H1B application EVER or just for 2012? EDIT: Thanks, along with another explanation below I think I get it now...!