those were assumptions. We have no data on the current offers going out because this wave has just started.Those pre-pandemic TC numbers aren't returning anytime soon. Thought this was established.
those were assumptions. We have no data on the current offers going out because this wave has just started.Those pre-pandemic TC numbers aren't returning anytime soon. Thought this was established.
those were assumptions. We have no data on the current offers going out because this wave has just started.
Man the U.S government just does not want to see the average U.S born tech worker prosper. And they wonder why so many of these techbroes flip to alt rightUS To Ease Visas for Skilled Indian Workers as Modi Visits - Slashdot
The Biden administration will make it easier for Indians to live and work in the United States, using this week's state visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to help some skilled workers enter or remain in the country, Reuters reported Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter. From the...news.slashdot.org
The Biden administration will make it easier for Indians to live and work in the United States, using this week's state visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to help some skilled workers enter or remain in the country, Reuters reported Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter. From the report: The State Department could announce as soon as Thursday that a small number of Indians and other foreign workers on H-1B visas will be able to renew those visas in the U.S., without having to travel abroad, one of the sources said, part of a pilot program that could be expanded in coming years. Indian citizens are by far the most active users of the U.S. H-1B program and made up 73% of the nearly 442,000 H-1B workers in fiscal year 2022.
Both sides excel in trading American jobs as part of their foreign policy.Man the U.S government just does not want to see the average U.S born tech worker prosper. And they wonder why so many of these techbroes flip to alt right
While tech companies and investors pull back seemingly everywhere else in tech, money is still flowing into AI, which the industry sees as the next big thing. That’s meant outsize demand, pay, and perks for people who can facilitate that kind of work. This situation is incredibly attractive to people who’ve recently been laid off in tech or who worry that their tech jobs don’t have the upward mobility they used to. To capitalize on this, people in adjacent tech careers are attempting to reposition themselves where the good jobs are. Short of getting another degree, many are hoping to do so with on-the-job training, boot camps, and self-education.
People with AI skills are paid on average 27 percent more than typical tech workers, according to data furnished by the compensation software company Payscale. The median annual salary for an AI engineer was $243,500 in May, according to data by the tech career comparison site Levels.fyi, compared with $166,750 for non-AI engineers.
“The future of any company isn’t sure,” he added. “But the future potential of AI I think is very potent.”
This is giving early 2000s dot-com bubble and mid-2000s mortgage broker vibes.
They had me working my ass for a bit a couple months back when I heard they silently laying people off but now I’m back to moving like @Obreh WinfreyYeah they might be hiring cautiously right now but that's much better than mass layoffs
I mean my gig laid me off end of March and hired me back in May
CFO cac told me their projections look solid for the rest of the FY and are holding steady
In March I was laid off along with 18 others and 2 months later they asked me and 1 other to come back
. I stay with my Xbox controller in hand on these meetings the past 3 weeks. Until they have actionable work ready, ain't no point in pretending to be interested.They had me working my ass for a bit a couple months back when I heard they silently laying people off but now I’m back to moving like @Obreh Winfrey