manas666

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by manas666 7y ago
sounds like a Software Architect route, but not everybody is capable of reaching such milestone
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by manas666 7y ago
if you are working at a small shop or startup - then whatever makes you happy, even these classes are OK. if you are working at enterprise - then these processes gotta be implemented according to ITIL in a specialized IT Service Management
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by manas666 7y ago
>This bill does not add one single green card FALSE. This only applies if everybody else, in addition to India, is also exhausting their per-country limits. But it is not the case. That's why although India face huge backlog, overal
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by manas666 7y ago
except why would you ever migrate to Germany where wages are like 50% of the US salary for IT engineers and like 20% of silicon valley wages for senior folks. supply/demand in action, and difficulty of the immigration process is just a
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by manas666 7y ago
yes they do abuse and they are very creative in bending the law for own favor. H1-B program was designed as temporary program to bring skilled immigrants. But somehow ended up being abused by huge tiered network of consultancies: 1. CV&#x2F
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by manas666 7y ago
that's the problem of broken H1-B system that indians abused for a very long time and enjoyed the benefits of getting tens of thousands H1-B eveyr year. Now are paying for it by being in a queue. H1-B is a temporary visa for 3 years, a
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by manas666 7y ago
Agree, every day companies merge and reduce their workforce and who's getting axed first? Expensive american workforce. Pretty soon they are replaced by foreign nationals either onshore or offshore using "workforce augmentation&qu
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by manas666 7y ago
I was talking about big picture. Majority of H1-B are taken by nationals of one country. It cannot be one way street to benefit one country nationals only in H1-B and GC. I agree that the system is completely broken, but the harm to the sys
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by manas666 7y ago
I would like everyone answer few questions to define what is fair and what is not: 1. Is it fair for high-skilled Indian-nationals to wait 10+ years for a GC? 2. Is it fair that indian consultancy bodyshops overwhelmed the IT market and H1B