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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]These are not the best and brightest they are cheapest and dumbest [/quote]
The difference between h1-b and college graduates is work experience.
You have to be on top of your game, know the technology and learn fast, not get involved in offline politics and definitely not complain.
Salary is low, but on the bright side college education is not as expensive abroad as here, so you are most likely to not have a student loan anymore [/quote]

It is not unreasonable to expect tech firms to have some on the job training vs insisting everyone they hire have prior experience. [/quote]

Yes, there should be training. Work is proprietary, the expectation should be bring someone in and train them on job specifics, whether that's new grad or older worker in adjacent role. But the issue is so far beyond that. The goal, as always, is push the risk onto the employee. Expect them to happily accept low pay, work 100 hour weeks when needed, then disappear and fend for themselves when a crunch is over.

Elon is shifting his work force to TX. These foreign born expendables are going to end up in camps. This is all to plan.[/quote]

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