H-1B visas must end’: Wife of US citizen shares plight of landing IT jobs

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@ihussain
@chinasun
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We find "Blue Collar Jobs's" overseas have more meaning than these 'Fake' White Collar Jobs's recruitments, for what these MNCs looks for other nationals

The Fake overseas "White Collar Jobs's" for those foreign nationals who are less worth in their own native places

 

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as per Ind. version of truth, this post is on the wrong side of history and Ind. are the original innovators of SAP, Oracle etc etc

and


all other tech, talent work beneathe them, since, they have always provided the world original innovation!

 

[ihussain]

as per Ind. version of truth, this post is on the wrong side of history and Ind. are the original innovators of SAP, Oracle etc etc

and


all other tech, talent work beneathe them, since, they have always provided the world original innovation!

We all remember Windows OS Vista. here's some history in-case.

Windows Vista was widely criticized for being buggy and slow, having high system requirements, and causing frequent prompts from its security features like User Account Control (UAC).

Indian developers played a significant role in the development of Windows Vista, with
a team of around 300 Indian engineers working on the project from its initial conceptualization in 2001 until its completion. Led by General Manager Amit Chatterjee, this team was tasked with building parts of the operating system, and their work on Vista helped build credibility for Indian engineers on the global stage. The development faced challenges, including project delays and complex software problems, but the potential for the OS to be used by a billion people was a strong motivator for the team..

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

We all remember Windows OS Vista. here's some history in-case.

Windows Vista was widely criticized for being buggy and slow, having high system requirements, and causing frequent prompts from its security features like User Account Control (UAC).

Indian developers played a significant role in the development of Windows Vista, with
a team of around 300 Indian engineers working on the project from its initial conceptualization in 2001 until its completion. Led by General Manager Amit Chatterjee, this team was tasked with building parts of the operating system, and their work on Vista helped build credibility for Indian engineers on the global stage. The development faced challenges, including project delays and complex software problems, but the potential for the OS to be used by a billion people was a strong motivator for the team..

never say that here before indian mods!

you are asking for life long hostility and animosity, like a mafia!

im serious!

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

never say that here before indian mods!

you are asking for life long hostility and animosity, like a mafia!

im serious!

It's fortunate for you then this is in a section moderated by an American. I have life long hostility toward Microsoft in general regardless who they subbed the coding out to.

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

@AZ_HighCountry @Davey Crockett
@ihussain @Meengla
now I know, why there is so much Islamophobia!

Please take this matter up to higher authorities!

they are selling your future and country, what do think is going to happen next!

as I see it, they will sell your country!

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[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

it seems scamming the systems is not just related to H1B, it runs through their culture!
@That_Guy
(i know off topic, but relevant when it comes to scamming!)

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The entire country is corrupt. Nothing special about that region. Most techies are from that region, so it is natural that most fraud cases will also be from that region.

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

The entire country is corrupt. Nothing special about that region. Most techies are from that region, so it is natural that most fraud cases will also be from that region.

corruption is every where, only that, Ind. brags, maligns and slanders Muslims and Pak, yet, seeks and takes jobs away from deserving people!

that too, all in the name of talent!

 

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You guys have probably heard of how there can be some kind of 'clustering' effect where geniuses are found near each other around the same time frame. Michelangelo and DaVinci etc etc.
Won't surprise me one bit crooks too form their own 'clusters'. Haha!

 

[Davey Crockett]

@AZ_HighCountry @Davey Crockett
@ihussain @Meengla
now I know, why there is so much Islamophobia!

Please take this matter up to higher authorities!

they are selling your future and country, what do think is going to happen next!

as I see it, they will sell your country!

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I know the difference between someone from Pakistan vs. someone from India....

July 14, 2024

Post in thread 'PTI freedom movement against Judiciary and Establishment: News, Discussion & Updates' https://defencepk.com/forums/thread...ment-news-discussion-updates.7242/post-233556

 

[Meengla]

I know the difference between someone from Pakistan vs. someone from India....
July 14, 2024
Post in thread 'PTI freedom movement against Judiciary and Establishment: News, Discussion & Updates' https://defencepk.com/forums/thread...ment-news-discussion-updates.7242/post-233556

Those who have interacted with Indians and Pakistan are often able to tell them apart. Both countries' people, over the nearly eight decades of separate existence, have evolved to be different. And while I may be partial on this, I have no hesitation in saying Pakistanis are the more polished ones, at least in terms of social interaction, hygiene, work ethics, use of language. Even my own many first cousins in India use Urdu language in some 'SaRak Chaap' way: Annoying to one's ears!

 

[ST1976]

Those who have interacted with Indians and Pakistan are often able to tell them apart. Both countries' people, over the nearly eight decades of separate existence, have evolved to be different. And while I may be partial on this, I have no hesitation in saying Pakistanis are the more polished ones, at least in terms of social interaction, hygiene, work ethics, use of language. Even my own many first cousins in India use Urdu language in some 'SaRak Chaap' way: Annoying to one's ears!

Wrt post#1891, my one friend Mr A. Sinha became Riksha wala in Muzaffarpur, Bihar. He was employed in Siemens in Bangalore, had some experience overseas also......

As in post#1891, it's almost a truth that these H1 visa requirements are fake. How they took these professionals overseas is also an issue

 

[vasanthm]

Those who have interacted with Indians and Pakistan are often able to tell them apart. Both countries' people, over the nearly eight decades of separate existence, have evolved to be different. And while I may be partial on this, I have no hesitation in saying Pakistanis are the more polished ones, at least in terms of social interaction, hygiene, work ethics, use of language. Even my own many first cousins in India use Urdu language in some 'SaRak Chaap' way: Annoying to one's ears!

So polished yet your own Ummah brothers hesitate to even give you visas because they worry you’ll show up in their cities begging. That says plenty.