g1991

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   by g1991 5y ago

   I think for a long time now, there have been more people with money and ideas than engineers who can build them. I don't think this status has changed much in the last few years.
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   by g1991 5y ago

   I got given a 5% increase, but only because there's been an exodus and Management are terrified of losing critical mass.
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   by g1991 6y ago

   It's reasonably clear what this person is struggling to articulate, if we're being honest with ourselves. I've met a few like 'em before.
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   by g1991 6y ago

   Yes - https://www.uscis.gov/working-in-the-united-states/permanent...
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   by g1991 6y ago

   "On iOS you can't install different browsers either." ???
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   by g1991 7y ago

   ^ This is likely a large component - hiring in foreign workers who will need visa support is a lot of effort and money. You may need to have a niche skill that cannot be found locally, for hiring you to be worth the additional expense over
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   by g1991 7y ago

   Not true, I have personally witnessed candidates being rejected for senior (engineering, not management) positions due only to lack of college degree. Obviously idiotic, but it does happen.
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   by g1991 7y ago

   L1/L2 visas are dual intent, if memory serves - you can absolutely apply for perm residency and citizenship using L1 as a starting point.