@MetalsBrah@rishabhm you people said the same about ellis islanders. nobody cares about your idea of american culture. we care about public services, good infrastructure, abundance of resources, and a high standard of living.
@UtahFlatRanger no they won’t, the companies who can’t pay $200k will cease to exist. having access to a high skilled labor force where the demand is always increasing is optimal for growth. take 1 economics class ffs
@quartrbackquant@PaulHerzog3@glbaumann you're a bottom feeding larper. american economy à la silicon valley is being carried by foreign borns and this is obvious to anyone with a 7 fig+ net worth
@quartrbackquant@PaulHerzog3@glbaumann fwiw big tech career ladder shits on whatever an ib analyst makes. entry level for masters start at L/E4 not L3. https://t.co/UVTTtmhkVs
@quartrbackquant@PaulHerzog3@glbaumann 1. it's hard for an average american, do you seriously not follow at all?
2. they're best of the rest i.e. high skilled labor to alleviate labor shortages. o1 is for best of the best.
you've given up on your argument and fishing for a cookie for being better than an avg h1b?
@quartrbackquant@PaulHerzog3@glbaumann 1. irrelevant. bar to pass classes and interviews is the same f1 visa game or not
2. h1 salaries > “median” salary because you insinuated a million americans could simply replace them i.e your larp IB bonus is irrelevant. ik you can’t do their job just based off this exchange
@quartrbackquant@PaulHerzog3@glbaumann >they were playing the f1 visa scheme
doesn’t matter you still have to pass graduate level courses and 4-9 rounds of big tech interviews.
>IB bonus > median h1b salary
…and? do you even remember your argument?
@coryfromphilly GRE/SAT is g loaded, you could just look at international admissions stats from colleges and grad schools and disprove this stupid talking point
you have no reason to believe that there are h1b cashiers. LCA filings aren’t actual jobs. if there are, it’s probably a minuscule number. most indian cashiers/delivery men just cross the border illegally, nothing to do with h1b
@pitdesi@agupta@grok Many reasons. Charging workers for getting them into the US, having multiple workers under one visa, benching workers to fill dead shifts, foot in the door for other immigration scams like faked robberies for U visas, etc.
And the cashier won't quit/report illegal activity.
@WestsideLAGuy@fredsoda he’s an american, you think of him as an outsider because he’s brown. better to be upfront about it like the rest of unemployable faceless folk here
@quartrbackquant@PaulHerzog3@glbaumann most h1bs go to people with masters degrees. the notion that companies hire cheap labor for “entry level jobs” is misguided at best. https://t.co/UVTTtmhkVs and look at the entry level pay. it’s way higher than what an average American makes