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August 13, 2008 at 2:22 PM #256845August 13, 2008 at 3:24 PM #256571
Sandi Egan
ParticipantAnd regarding H1-B’s being intentionally underpaid..I can’t comment for every company, but I’ve found that at least the ones that I’ve worked with, the compensation was on par if not more with anyone else that gets hired.
My experience is, H1 people tend to be a bit overpaid for their positions, but more often than not they as professionals are a level or two above the requirements for positions they are holding. It’s quite common to see H1 programmers with MS and PhD degrees and decades of experience. Americans with such credentials just don’t seem to be interested in hands-on programming jobs, while immigrants readily take the opportunity. At least at the beginning.
And – believe you me – one great programmer can easily beat a mediocre software team of 20.
August 13, 2008 at 3:24 PM #256752ParticipantAnd regarding H1-B’s being intentionally underpaid..I can’t comment for every company, but I’ve found that at least the ones that I’ve worked with, the compensation was on par if not more with anyone else that gets hired.
My experience is, H1 people tend to be a bit overpaid for their positions, but more often than not they as professionals are a level or two above the requirements for positions they are holding. It’s quite common to see H1 programmers with MS and PhD degrees and decades of experience. Americans with such credentials just don’t seem to be interested in hands-on programming jobs, while immigrants readily take the opportunity. At least at the beginning.
And – believe you me – one great programmer can easily beat a mediocre software team of 20.
August 13, 2008 at 3:24 PM #256756ParticipantAnd regarding H1-B’s being intentionally underpaid..I can’t comment for every company, but I’ve found that at least the ones that I’ve worked with, the compensation was on par if not more with anyone else that gets hired.
My experience is, H1 people tend to be a bit overpaid for their positions, but more often than not they as professionals are a level or two above the requirements for positions they are holding. It’s quite common to see H1 programmers with MS and PhD degrees and decades of experience. Americans with such credentials just don’t seem to be interested in hands-on programming jobs, while immigrants readily take the opportunity. At least at the beginning.
And – believe you me – one great programmer can easily beat a mediocre software team of 20.
August 13, 2008 at 3:24 PM #256813ParticipantAnd regarding H1-B’s being intentionally underpaid..I can’t comment for every company, but I’ve found that at least the ones that I’ve worked with, the compensation was on par if not more with anyone else that gets hired.
My experience is, H1 people tend to be a bit overpaid for their positions, but more often than not they as professionals are a level or two above the requirements for positions they are holding. It’s quite common to see H1 programmers with MS and PhD degrees and decades of experience. Americans with such credentials just don’t seem to be interested in hands-on programming jobs, while immigrants readily take the opportunity. At least at the beginning.
And – believe you me – one great programmer can easily beat a mediocre software team of 20.
August 13, 2008 at 3:24 PM #256859ParticipantAnd regarding H1-B’s being intentionally underpaid..I can’t comment for every company, but I’ve found that at least the ones that I’ve worked with, the compensation was on par if not more with anyone else that gets hired.
My experience is, H1 people tend to be a bit overpaid for their positions, but more often than not they as professionals are a level or two above the requirements for positions they are holding. It’s quite common to see H1 programmers with MS and PhD degrees and decades of experience. Americans with such credentials just don’t seem to be interested in hands-on programming jobs, while immigrants readily take the opportunity. At least at the beginning.
And – believe you me – one great programmer can easily beat a mediocre software team of 20.
August 13, 2008 at 4:55 PM #256607
barnaby33ParticipantMan you are sensitive. Does someone need a hug? I was referring to the original poster. Relax breathe deep and I’ll pick on you next time I swear.
The use of “All” is erroneous, but it sure is convenient. You can find an exception to every rule. That being said I’ll say the same thing to you that I said to Genesis on TF. Its impossible to get anywhere in life or in writing without using generalizations. Its simply impossible to deal with everyone and everything individually.
JoshAugust 13, 2008 at 4:55 PM #256787barnaby33ParticipantMan you are sensitive. Does someone need a hug? I was referring to the original poster. Relax breathe deep and I’ll pick on you next time I swear.
The use of “All” is erroneous, but it sure is convenient. You can find an exception to every rule. That being said I’ll say the same thing to you that I said to Genesis on TF. Its impossible to get anywhere in life or in writing without using generalizations. Its simply impossible to deal with everyone and everything individually.
JoshAugust 13, 2008 at 4:55 PM #256791barnaby33ParticipantMan you are sensitive. Does someone need a hug? I was referring to the original poster. Relax breathe deep and I’ll pick on you next time I swear.
The use of “All” is erroneous, but it sure is convenient. You can find an exception to every rule. That being said I’ll say the same thing to you that I said to Genesis on TF. Its impossible to get anywhere in life or in writing without using generalizations. Its simply impossible to deal with everyone and everything individually.
JoshAugust 13, 2008 at 4:55 PM #256848barnaby33ParticipantMan you are sensitive. Does someone need a hug? I was referring to the original poster. Relax breathe deep and I’ll pick on you next time I swear.
The use of “All” is erroneous, but it sure is convenient. You can find an exception to every rule. That being said I’ll say the same thing to you that I said to Genesis on TF. Its impossible to get anywhere in life or in writing without using generalizations. Its simply impossible to deal with everyone and everything individually.
JoshAugust 13, 2008 at 4:55 PM #256897barnaby33ParticipantMan you are sensitive. Does someone need a hug? I was referring to the original poster. Relax breathe deep and I’ll pick on you next time I swear.
The use of “All” is erroneous, but it sure is convenient. You can find an exception to every rule. That being said I’ll say the same thing to you that I said to Genesis on TF. Its impossible to get anywhere in life or in writing without using generalizations. Its simply impossible to deal with everyone and everything individually.
JoshAugust 13, 2008 at 5:27 PM #256641
CoronitaParticipant[quote=barnaby33]Man you are sensitive. Does someone need a hug? I was referring to the original poster. Relax breathe deep and I’ll pick on you next time I swear.
The use of “All” is erroneous, but it sure is convenient. You can find an exception to every rule. That being said I’ll say the same thing to you that I said to Genesis on TF. Its impossible to get anywhere in life or in writing without using generalizations. Its simply impossible to deal with everyone and everything individually.
Josh[/quote]My heart was crushed when I thought you labeled me as a troll. Sniff..Can i have a hug?
August 13, 2008 at 5:27 PM #256822CoronitaParticipant[quote=barnaby33]Man you are sensitive. Does someone need a hug? I was referring to the original poster. Relax breathe deep and I’ll pick on you next time I swear.
The use of “All” is erroneous, but it sure is convenient. You can find an exception to every rule. That being said I’ll say the same thing to you that I said to Genesis on TF. Its impossible to get anywhere in life or in writing without using generalizations. Its simply impossible to deal with everyone and everything individually.
Josh[/quote]My heart was crushed when I thought you labeled me as a troll. Sniff..Can i have a hug?
August 13, 2008 at 5:27 PM #256824CoronitaParticipant[quote=barnaby33]Man you are sensitive. Does someone need a hug? I was referring to the original poster. Relax breathe deep and I’ll pick on you next time I swear.
The use of “All” is erroneous, but it sure is convenient. You can find an exception to every rule. That being said I’ll say the same thing to you that I said to Genesis on TF. Its impossible to get anywhere in life or in writing without using generalizations. Its simply impossible to deal with everyone and everything individually.
Josh[/quote]My heart was crushed when I thought you labeled me as a troll. Sniff..Can i have a hug?
August 13, 2008 at 5:27 PM #256883CoronitaParticipant[quote=barnaby33]Man you are sensitive. Does someone need a hug? I was referring to the original poster. Relax breathe deep and I’ll pick on you next time I swear.
The use of “All” is erroneous, but it sure is convenient. You can find an exception to every rule. That being said I’ll say the same thing to you that I said to Genesis on TF. Its impossible to get anywhere in life or in writing without using generalizations. Its simply impossible to deal with everyone and everything individually.
Josh[/quote]My heart was crushed when I thought you labeled me as a troll. Sniff..Can i have a hug?
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