Wow.
So any with valid legal working visa working INSIDE USA borders does not have a job inside the USA?
Are you seriously hating on a foreigner who’s passion and drive and willing to take education more seriously than sit on their ass and complain n point fingers of why they got a job that a born citizen cannot/could not as your stance?
That line of thinking is exactly why they’re getting jobs and the a typical USA citizen or any citizen of any country is not: attitude and lack of drive. Get over it. Adjust and stay driven and be grateful you have many benefits they’ll most likely never see based on their visa.
Wow.
You make derogatory statements about U.S. citizens but I’m the one filled with hate?!?!
A man in the tech industry told me that “half of the H1-B visa tech workers aren’t any good.”. You probably think it was a MAGA hat wearing hater. No, it was a gentleman that was a H1-B visa tech worker and became a U.S. citizen through marriage. He lost his job in the next layoffs. After becoming a citizen, his rare and highly technical skills mysteriously were no longer highly valued and sought. He’s the same person as before and with more skills. If the “tech talent shortage” were true, he could have got a job the next day. It’s strange how it took him nearly a year to get another job. Are you going to try to sell me on the idea that becoming a U.S. citizen magically transformed him from a being a highly educated person with passion and drive into one that sits on his ass, complaining and pointing fingers? If so, I’m not buying it.
Someone that has lived the experience of being both an H1-B visa and U.S. tech worker has a lot of credibility. I don’t give merit to the beliefs of someone sitting in Canada reading media propaganda generated by the giant U.S. tech companies.
If this “tech talent shortage” were as dire as these companies claim, Computer Science graduates would be instantly hired out of college and older tech workers wouldn’t have trouble getting jobs. Also, interviews would be two hours instead of six or more. No one was born knowing these new technologies. Anyone that has a C.S. degree and/or years of tech experience can learn them. The dirty little secret is that these visas aren’t about a lack of skills, it’s about keeping labor costs down.
I’ve lived long enough to know that continuing to discuss this with someone like you would be a waste of time. I also know that getting in the last word doesn’t make someone right. If you decide to persist in trying to get a response from me, it only proves to me that you’re unable to comprehend my two previous sentences.
P.S.
By “someone like you”, I mean someone that takes any view that’s not in line with their own and labels it as “hate speech”.
Your line of thinking is extremely naive and a bit ignorant. While I agree that there's a percentage of US citizens that are lazy there's also many H1B's who work for low pay who are not productive and have to be Spoon-Fed through their term. "H1B visa is a temporary worker".
