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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]lol maybe Americans should focus on academic excellence. Then maybe these jobs can be ours. But we whine about cost of college. Then we say it is on for the elite. Then we crap on the people that do take a chance and take out all these loans to have the potential opportunity to get ahead. [/quote]

The market for CS and programmers is over-saturated. New graduates are having a hard time. Any company hiring H1-B visa holders now is doing it solely to undermine wages. There's plenty of domestic talent for most positions in that field. [/quote]

+100 - go on LinkedIn and any tech job has over 200 applicants. Good luck getting a job. If you're older, you need to reskill if you lose your job. There is no training anymore. You will not even get called. Good luck making it to Medicare. McDonalds is looking good.[/quote]

Many companies have robust operations in other countries. No need to hire anyone here or bring others here. If the work can be done from home in the US, and doesn't require US citizenship, then the job can be shipped overseas. This is no longer confined to tech. They have great managers, PMPs, accountants, etc. over there, too, at a fraction of the price.[/quote]

My company's best IT people are in the Czech Republic and are very well paid at $100,000 a year less than I make.  I am waiting to getting axed any day.   [/quote]

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