It doesn't look like the number of H1B applications is dropping ( were around 440k this year) . From 2009 onwards, they had drastically reduced . What am I missing? Why bring in more people in the workforce when not enough jobs around.
Ask Canada
Job market is tough for the American born, low performing, expensive worker in tech. Not for anyone else.
Oh, but you see, our opinions don’t matter It’s big business making the donations and setting policy, and they enjoy the hunger games fight for jobs to keep costs down
OP on H1 complaining about h1s
Is it surprising? If the bus is already full then you don’t want to get in. Because it will hurt you
First of all I am not on H1b, am a citizen. Secondly, situations change. Just because conditions for h1b were favorable a decade back doesn't mean they are today. Similarly, if there is a labor shortage, h1b can even be doubled in the future. It all depends on the demand and supply.
We need TRUMP.
DEI is the problem. Companies want the most diverse candidates. Hopefully Trump can crack down on DEI.
Obviously, but Congress won’t act even to benefit their constituents.
Right now the problem isn't H1B, the problem is offshoring. Why do you think all of the C levels are suddenly indian?
Well if it's offshoring then also jobs in US are less right? H1B tied directly to that
Who says C-Levels aren't/weren't H1Bs too? Put H1Bs in positions of leaderships and surprise, they send American jobs to their homes