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

[r3alist]

@r3alist bro

Ron Hira is an Indian immigrant himself, no? He should be ashamed of himself.

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You ofcourse would notice this.

 

[r3alist]

@r3alist bro

Ron Hira is an Indian immigrant himself, no? He should be ashamed of himself.

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[SoulSpokesman]

@r3alist bro

Meanwhile....Accenture cutting staff globally, adding staff in India

https://www.financialexpress.com/business/accenture-cuts-over-11000-jobs-in-3-months-warns-staff-to-face-lay-off-or-retrain-for-ai-3990500/

Accenture Job cuts: Accenture has reduced its global workforce by more than 11,000 in the past three months and signaled that further job cuts could follow if employees cannot be retrained for the age of artificial intelligence. The IT consulting giant on Thursday detailed an $865mn restructuring programme alongside an outlook reflecting weak corporate demand for consulting projects and reduced US federal spending.

How India is powering Accenture’s big GenAI push globally

With 44% of Accenture’s global workforce, innovation hubs across the country help develop GenAI solutions across industries.

www.fortuneindia.com

India is at the centre of Accenture’s talent strategy. Outlining the hiring strategy for FY25 at an earnings call on September 26, Julie Sweet, Accenture’s chair and CEO, said, “We are hiring primarily in India, so a lot of that hiring is technology, in India.”

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[r3alist]

Yes, the debate rages on.

Congratulations, you have extracted from the average American.

This can only end in India's favor.

 

[SoulSpokesman]

May the numbers of such GCCs multiply

HCA Healthcare sets up its Global Capability Centre in India, opts Hyderabad as the strategic hub

HCA Healthcare, Inc., a Fortune 100 healthcare leader with a network of approximately 192 hospitals and 2,500 care sites across the United States and the United Kingdom, has set up its Global Capability Centre (GCC) in India, selecting Hyderabad as its strategic hub.

The centre will serve as a strategic hub and use advanced digital and technology capabilities to help drive innovation and operational excellence across HCA Healthcare’s operations. With a planned investment of approximately $75 million by the end of 2025, HCA Healthcare - India is set to expand its workforce to 3,000 colleagues by the end of 2026 with continued growth expected.

The India operations of the company is focused on recruiting and developing talent across multiple lines of business including IT, supply chain, procurement, human resources, finance and accounting. The Hyderabad centre is expected to play a significant role in supporting HCA Healthcare’s commitment to providing high-quality patient care in the United States and United Kingdom. Located in HITEC City, the centre spans over 400,000 square feet across four floors within the LEED-certified campus of Sattva Knowledge Park.

The facility was inaugurated by Telangana minister for information technology, electronics, communications, and Industries, Legislative Affairs Duddilla Sridhar Babu, in the presence of Emily Duncan, senior vice president, Global Capability Network, HCA Healthcare; Atul Kapoor, vice president and Hyderabad Centre Head, HCA Healthcare - India; along with others.

Minsiter Babu said, "Hyderabad is the gateway to a complete global ecosystem of healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and life sciences. With world-class hospitals, over 800 pharma companies producing APIs, drugs, biologics, speciality medicines, and vaccines, and the presence of leading global life sciences GCCs driving R&D and innovation, Telangana has built one of the finest healthcare infrastructures in the world. What sets Hyderabad apart is its ability to deliver affordable healthcare while maintaining the highest standards of quality and trust. We welcome HCA Healthcare’s first Global Capability Centre in India, a strong endorsement of Hyderabad’s leadership and a milestone that will further accelerate our journey as a global hub for healthcare and innovation."

“The inauguration of our Hyderabad canter reflects our strong intention to develop capabilities in this region. With exceptional talent and a culture built on innovation, we are focused on creating an environment that further enables HCA Healthcare to pursue its mission to care for and improve human life,” said Emily Duncan, senior vice president, global capability network, HCA Healthcare. “

Atul Kapoor, vice president and Hyderabad Centre Head, HCA Healthcare - India, added: “We are excited to help build and scale capabilities that serve our hospitals and care teams. Together, we are committed to advancing our purpose: to give people a healthier tomorrow.”

The new facility is expected to provide key operational support and serve as an example of the company’s focus on innovation and collaboration. Hyderabad was chosen following a comprehensive geographic assessment due to its skilled talent pool, world-class infrastructure and cultural synergy with HCA Healthcare’s mission, values and strategic vision.

US-based HCA Healthcare is a leading provider of healthcare services comprising 192 hospitals and approximately 2,500 ambulatory sites of care, including surgery centres, freestanding ERs, urgent care centres, and physician clinics, in 20 states and the United Kingdom.

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[Exped-33]

Thank you.
It was certainly a well crafted scam, preying on the vulnerable. Thank God, I am prepared to be unemployed into at least early 2026 and so I could afford to scrutinize.

Was it something along the lines of, the company from Australia or somewhere will send you a check for $10,000. Which you will deposit into your account, then you must give the handler (point of contact) $5,000. The other $5,000 is yours for the fake job you did for them, i.e. designed a BS website or wrote a code etc.
And then you find out the check was fraudulent and you gave them 5k of your own. fking pa jeets bro.

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

@AZ_HighCountry

AZ Saar,

I was a candidate for a position that would have required relocation to SEA. Told them I wasn't interested.

After you rejected the offer, it is possible that some Indian immigrant might have taken up the offer. In that case can you stay that the headbobbing HIndu H1B immigrant stole the job?

That's how it works. Migrants from poorer countries have fire in their belly and will take up assignments that people from wealthier countries will not take up- at least not at the same price point.

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@Meengla @r3alist

Don't really know nor care. What I do know is the weather is more depressing than not. Not seeing sunshine on a regular basis is not good for the psyche.

Then there is the filth and homeless problem.

Then there is the politics and stance against the 2A, neither of which I can support.

As it was, being very familiar with the job requirements, there was frankly no need to relocate to SEA. The position required at least 50% travel. That coupled with the collaboration tools available, the position could be anywhere so long as you are close to an airport and able to be on the internet. Neither are a problem for me. And which I also conveyed.

 

[SoulSpokesman]

@AZ_HighCountry

AZ Saar,

Then there is the politics and stance against the 2A,

What is the 2A politics?

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[AZ_HighCountry]

@AZ_HighCountry

AZ Saar,

Then there is the politics and stance against the 2A,

What is the 2A politics?

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The 2nd Amendment. The Right to Keep and Bear Arms. One of the 10 amendments that make up the US Bill of Rights.

The State of Washington is doing everything it can to infringe on that right.

 

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The Indians are finding out.

"Saaaaar, GCC and China are India's new partner now. Jai Hind!"

 

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[SoulSpokesman]

@AZ_HighCountry

Agreed, Saar. Americans have the right to be armed to the teeth (and use it against their fellow Americans at the drop of a hat). Any infringement upon that must be staunchly resisted.

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[RescueRanger]

They've done the same in the UK.

British jobs have been sold to Indians in return for British whisky exports to India.

The British worker is worth less than a bottle of whisky.

So when Trump calls India a dead economy, you better believe it.

Indian business MO.

Honestly the Brits are so dumb - sold their last steel plant to Mital, outsourced all their IT to India via Capita, sold the ship building yard to Greece, their rescue helicopter service is outsourced to the US, all their airports are run by an American giant, sold their t1 and FTTP infrastructure to israel and China - were about sub contract the construction of a new nuclear power plant to China and planned to sell their largest PCB and chip manufacturing company to China but MI6 got involved and said no.