!process companies paying 100k for H1-b?

[placid ridge]

They are paying 25/h to developer

[opal jay]

He is talking about new rule

Companies need to pay 100K each year to retain H1B

New rule

[true onyx]

https://tenor.com/view/hurry-bags-gif-26202744

[dusky umbra]

Is it per employee?

[open musk]

Yes

[opal jay]

Yes

[tame steeple]

apparently it is targeting those people who are in foreign nation and got h1b, looking into entry to the US

and those h1b holder who go out and come back

it is not corresponding to "change of status" case

like from f1 to h1b

we can cope

or hope

[nimble totem]

Unconfirmed. Early documents say a new $100,000 payment must “accompany or supplement H-1B petitions for new applications.” They do not state an exemption for change-of-status inside the U.S., nor do they limit the fee only to consular entry or re-entry. Implementation details are pending and likely to face legal challenges. Do not assume F-1→H-1B cases are exempt until DHS/USCIS/DOS issue guidance.

gpt

[tame steeple]

tyty

what happens when they face legal charges though, or will it even face a legal charge?

[placid cypress]

I do not understand how executive orders proceed but I assume there is some precedent of HoR and Senate needing to approve it -> once this happens its most likely poorer companies will just stop sponsoring all together, internationals will likely not exist unless elite. Companies won't increase citizen employment either I seriously doubt it, they might just look to making off shore subsidaries and hiring even cheaper engineers than H1B

[true onyx]

they will do offshore 500%

[placid cypress]

if off shoring doesn't happen, this is going to increase the wages for all stem fields, and employment as a citizen will likely increase.. but this goes against the profit methodology every company follows

the problem with offshore employees is they are like 90% really bad engineers, as a company they will likely save more money hiring citizens

[true onyx]

who said that offshore has bad engineers? come work with me at Alibaba in hangzhou

[placid cypress]

foreign engineer != offshore

[true onyx]

Meta is already expanding in India

Google has its largest office outside US in India

its over

[placid cypress]

ofc the big companies were already pro this policy

they already preppeed

[true onyx]

time to go back to Shenzhen

and compete with real gmis

[placid cypress]

competing against tsinghua university graduates fr

[true onyx]

IIT Tsinghua will take over the world

[tame steeple]

having bad engineers have always been inherent, primary problem with offshoring, not just for the companies in US but for others in diff countries as well

idk the exact stuff but thats what every big company tech lead or hr said

[true onyx]

let me explain when they get bad engineers offshore.
they dont have an office in offshore or dont wanna hire people there directly. So they get engineers from contractors. These contractors dont care and give them bad engineers

instead of going with contractors
big techs mostly directly hire offshore employees

[placid cypress]

yeah but if they directly hire they aren't really off shore anymore

those are just engineers

from a different country in a different office

[true onyx]

yes

they will fire 5000 employees here and hire more there

[tame steeple]

theres some clarification from the whitehouse and it seems like we are not cooked

[true onyx]

we were already cooked sm another cooking won’t add up much

[placid cypress]

What’s the extra clarification

[placid cypress]

Does this mean F1 > H1B transition doesn’t get affected?

So this is a nothing burger change ?

[true onyx]

doesn’t clarify anywhere