throwaway12122

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by throwaway12122 8y ago
>What is the point here? So does every other company. What I was trying to point out is that when people talk about Infosys, they are referring to the people who are deputed from India. Or at least thats what I thought. So, when some one
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by throwaway12122 8y ago
No. This is in Midwest. I am surprised California also has the same rule considering they have a lot of software companies there.
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by throwaway12122 8y ago
This is no way correct. The employees file their own returns just like any other American. And they get paid the full salary mentioned in the offer letter they received when they were deputed. The only "violation" I know these com
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by throwaway12122 8y ago
>They must be partial to Infosys. I mean, what did it do. https://www.myvisajobs.com/Reports/2017-H1B-Visa-Sponsor.asp... . I am not quite sure if LCA is an accurate metric of visa count. For example, I had my visa r
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by throwaway12122 8y ago
That was because being in US was considered a status symbol until recently. Parents used to feel proud to tell their friends and relatives that my son/daughter is in US, even though deep down they are afraid of ending up alone. I see a
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by throwaway12122 8y ago
I have been riding taxis for the last 1 month because DMV refuses to renew my license until my work permit (visa) extension is approved. Nearly half of the drivers I met were from another continent. They are here legally and can work and li
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by throwaway12122 8y ago
Every time the topic of H1B comes up, people bring up Infosys. Why is that? Why is nobody talking about the 100 thousand Indian students who come to US every year? Who is employing them? These students are one of the primary abusers of the
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by throwaway12122 8y ago
>then your H1B visa can be extended indefinitely This used to be the case. But not any more. A lot of people I know are getting RFEs and rejections for their extensions after i-140. I am actually one of them. Got my I-140, then got RFE.
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by throwaway12122 8y ago
I wouldn't surprised if years from now, people will look at the current visa system the same way we look at slavery and indentured servitude now.