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    Chinesische Arbeiter in den USA entdecken nach dem H-1B-Chaos nach Europa: "Ich bin so satt."
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    Chinesische Arbeiter in den USA entdecken nach dem H-1B-Chaos nach Europa: „Ich bin so satt.“


    Chinesische Arbeiter in den USA entdecken nach dem H-1B-Chaos nach Europa: „Ich bin so satt.“

    https://www.scmp.com/economy/global-economy/article/3326557/chinese-workers-us-explore-fleeing-europe-after-h-1b-chaos-im-so-tired?module=inline&pgtype=article

    Von nohup_me

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    1. hamstar_potato on

      US will experience a MASSIVE brain drain. If EU plays our cards right, we might get those experts needed for tech growth.

    2. LividWork4740 on

      But MAGA told me all H1B people are fraud and America is number 1 country.

    3. Odd_Town9700 on

      Serious question, are eu salaries even better than top tier chinese city salaries at this point?

    6. v3ritas1989 on

      I don’t understand why the EU governments are not hanging more into this. Like this is the time to brain drain a lot of higher education employees as well as craftsmen.

    8. slimvim on

      I’m more interested to see if the skilled Europeans will return back home with all the bullshit there.

    10. TheoryOfDevolution on

      They’re not going to do better here than in America. Even with H1B, American tech salaries are higher than most of Europe. America has many more tech companies that are hiring than here as well. It is also well-known that the H1B programme was heavily abused, we certainly don’t want that here in Europe.

      I rather we invest in talents here than import more people. Just look to Canada to see the consequence of that policy.

    11. ExpertOwn7301 on

      Please do not come here, we do not need you to spoil the market with your slave-like approach to work-life balance

    13. kachurovskiy on

      Left US H1B for Germany in 2014, permanent visa paperwork load was one of the factors, another one H4 non-working visa for my spouse. Green card process was not inspiring confidence either. It was the right decision, happy that my kids are growing in the German school system even if I missed the higher US wages.

    14. hmtk1976 on

      Let them flee but not to Europe. The ones deemed truly valuable will probably stay and still go to the US. It´s the hot bodies that are being pushed by some big consultancy firms who´ll find it difficult to get in the US. The ones who are merely average, if that. We don´t need those.

    15. Centeredrightbhakt05 on

      Europe was the center of knowledge in the 19th century. Post WW2, the US dominated the 20th century. It’s time for China and maybe again Europe if it plays its cards right.

    19. rueckhand on

      european software engineers already have a hard time finding work. more software engineers will just make that problem worse

    20. hmmm_ on

      At the top end of skills you will do much better in the US. In saying that, at the top end you also might not want to spend you life dealing with the bullshit that is currently infecting the US, so maybe it is time to look elsewhere. It’ll be interesting to see if the tech companies try shifting expensive operations (e.g. AI R&D) to Europe or elsewhere.

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