The problem is not the qualifications (Reply #6)

In the discussion thread: In A New Bid To Push H-1B Program, Microsoft Manufactures Claim U.S. Students Can’t Hack It In Tech [View all]

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Tue Aug 9, 2016, 12:16 PM

MurrayDelph (5,013 posts)

6. The problem is not the qualifications

It's that the companies don't want to pay what those skills fairly cost. They want to get people with 30 years experience to work double shifts for trainee-level pay.

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9 replies	Author	Time	Post
In A New Bid To Push H-1B Program, Microsoft Manufactures Claim U.S. Students Can’t Hack It In Tech [View all]	scscholar	Aug 2016	OP
Democrats really should have been in the driver's seat on this issue which is inflicting real pain	Jake Stern	Aug 2016	#1
Someone will condemn you no matter which way you choose	pediatricmedic	Aug 2016	#4
The Gates giveth and the Gates taketh awayith.	Rex	Aug 2016	#2
Right-wing xenophobia and H-1B	bluedye33139	Aug 2016	#3
Burnout-jobs have somehow become the new normal.	DetlefK	Aug 2016	#5
The problem is not the qualifications	MurrayDelph	Aug 2016	#6
^^^^this^^^^	mopinko	Aug 2016	#7
I'm a retired Unix/Linux SysAdmin	MurrayDelph	Aug 2016	#8
omg- do the needful.	mopinko	Aug 2016	#9

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