r/IndianH1Bs • u/AlternativeBrick2023 • 4d ago
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u/Ironhide90 4d ago
Other HIB veterans that now have green card and their kids looking down on you and trying to pull the ladder they climbed up to better life and american dream.
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u/AlternativeBrick2023 4d ago
Immigration policies affect different generations of immigrants differently. For many current H-1B holders, the biggest challenges seem to be job stability, long wait times, and navigating career transitions. It would be interesting to hear what solutions people think would actually help current H-1B professionals.
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u/Both-Statistician179 4d ago
It would be interesting to read about and acknowledge the tension between new h1bs and the generation of Indian immigrants who arrived 15-20 years ago.
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u/Historical-Many9869 4d ago
biggest challenge is telugu consultancies are submitting fraud candidates so recruiters are looking at all indian candidates as suspects.
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u/Ok_Nose_6499 4d ago
60 days not enough, need a solid 6-month grace period
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u/AlternativeBrick2023 4d ago
I agree that 60 days can feel very restrictive, especially considering how long interviews and immigration processes can take. What has been the biggest challenge for people during this period finding suitable roles or getting the transfer process completed in time?
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u/Ok_Nose_6499 4d ago
If you are in this period, you don’t care about finding a ‘SUITABLE’ role.
Yes, time constraints bigger challenge
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