qadevleadgrunt

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by qadevleadgrunt 10y ago
H1B is dual intent. Meaning that it is absolutely within the law to apply for permanent residency via the normal EB2/EB3 process.
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by qadevleadgrunt 10y ago
Personally I have stopped using Twitter all together - along with Facebook news; as both channels are dominated by people that are into racist and misogynist behavior - all in order to spread their hate speech. Something I simply do not sub
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by qadevleadgrunt 10y ago
It's tough for me to say - I've generally been doing 40-70 hours a week in NYC, and average in Copenhagen is more like 35 (defacto); In NYC I'm expected - more or less - to be available 24/7 incase of outage / stabi
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by qadevleadgrunt 10y ago
I can only speak for myself having lived in Copenhagen/Boston/NYC; cost of living is lower in Copenhagen, but so are salaries, expect a huge cut in pay as well as on your ability to live a comfortable life on a tech salary. In NYC
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by qadevleadgrunt 10y ago
How did you handle permanent residency requirements for your wife? I'm a Danish citizen, with the fiancé being a US citizen - and my understanding is that it wouldn't be easy for us to live in Denmark due to us having an unreasona
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by qadevleadgrunt 10y ago
Software was Kapow RoboSuite, it's since been going through a few acquisitions and can now be found at http://www.kofax.com/data-integration-extraction . The web site really doesnt tell a great story of the technical de
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by qadevleadgrunt 10y ago
Maybe I'm mistaken, but the name rings a bell from a scraper company I worked at some 10 years ago (I left that company in 2008). Our scraper back then was light years ahead of any others, both in regards to performance (think checkpoi
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by qadevleadgrunt 11y ago
I live on the L a bit out (post Montrose), and there's no way to see the schedule prior to swiping your MetroCard at my station