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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’ve tried to explain it to my friends - it really is damaging to US workers - and they all think I’m xenophobic. Pretty much every major US company spends tons and tons on technology- more than the average person probably realizes because it’s not obvious how complicated back end tech stacks have become- and most of those people (often through foreign companies with a small US footprint) are offshore around the world with a small US based team that is often 50%+ foreign too because of h1b visas. I see it every day, and I see how carefully companies set things up so the extent of it is not obvious. I am not anti immigrant. But when I hear of US kids spending 400k on college degrees and then struggling to find work, it bothers me. Companies do not train people, there seems to be zero incentive. Why? [/quote] Yesterday, graphics on illegal immigration into the country went viral. So we built one for legal immigration. 6.9M Department of Labor LCA filings, required by law before H-1B petitions are filed. 11 years. Every red dot is a filing for an Indian to be hired instead of you. [twitter]https://x.com/LayoffAI/status/2047676942128685469?s=20[/twitter][/quote]
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