Originally posted by Qutub Shahi:
You can find atleast one thread in this ranch where an H1B is being offered 35-40k.
Originally posted by Sania Marsh:
I think anyone would agree that for any foreigner to succeed in IT in US, the preson has to be nearly genious with best communication skills or go through good training in US and still be very bright compared to average developers on US market.
Originally posted by Qutub Shahi:
They are working for a salary that a US citizen/graduate would never do!
Originally posted by soniya saxena:
Originally posted by Qutub Shahi:
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When was the last time you saw a post from me looking for H1 B or onsite oppurtunities? So please keep your assumptions to yourself![]()
Well, I think you have just not understood the post. There was no such assumption made.
<< Top users of H1B include companies like Microsoft,Oracle,Intel,Adobe,EDS etc.>>
Yes exactly top 0.01%. What about the rest 99.9%? Are they getting 100k+ as well?
See, there you go again. You dont understand anything. The post says "top users" which means "top companies using the H1B program".[/QB]
Where do you see "top USERS" in my post? There was a reason that I omitted the word USER in my post but I guess it is complicated to understand for miss knows-everything.
[ August 30, 2005: Message edited by: Qutub Shahi ]
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Originally posted by soniya saxena:
Yeah..very true ... US citizens/graduates would rather starve to death![]()
Just missed seeing such a thing when i was in the US :roll:
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Originally posted by Ramp:
All,
I have 2 years of experience in Java/J2ee in telecom domain and product development for CRM industry. I am working with a multi billion dollar company and did my BS from top indian college. All i wanted to know is that what is the probability of getting java/j2ee jobs for 2 years experienced professionals? And how can i get there? any consultants who provide H1B?
Originally posted by Eric Lemaitre:
I am an Engineer, so I trust figures, but I am perfectly aware figures are not truth by themselves, figures are useful to decide something, so matter with figures is not what they are but what you do with them.
Your figures show that until recently (some years shift between statistics and current situation) Indian IT professionals are not that numerous, rather 1/4 than 4/4 as people believe it today.
So in all I don't know what sponsorship was in the past an I don't care. All I care now is that if on every occasion all US people (except you) plus all US lawyers plus all companies I meet confirm sponsoring non-Indian aliens in IT has become practically impossible, I trust them, not your figures.
check article "Bye Bye U.S.A ? Foreigners are becoming disillusioned with the U.S., taking to Canada and Australia and other countries instead."
Did you see any J2EE developer with M.S from a US university and quality 2-3 years experience (J2EE) working for 35-40k?
Originally posted by soniya saxena:
Lets just forgive K Riaz for his ignorance!
Originally posted by KJ Reddy:
Hi all this post getting deviated from original posting. Mr Ramp wants a job in US and he would like to inforation regarding that. Please help him if you have any information about that.
Originally posted by Amit Saini:
( H1B = Slavery )
Thats very polite ?
LOL
I have 2 years of experience in Java/J2ee in telecom domain and product development for CRM industry. I am working with a multi billion dollar company and did my BS from top indian college. All i wanted to know is that what is the probability of getting java/j2ee jobs for 2 years experienced professionals? And how can i get there? any consultants who provide H1B?
Originally posted by Anand Prabhu:
Guess till Mr Ramp decides to change his name to follow Javaranch naming policies, this is the best he will get.
Originally posted by Amit Saini:
I've not seen an Indian developer on H1-B with MS from a decent univ and 3 years experience earning 35-40k either. All my friends with that kind of experience in USA are making between 70-80k...FYI.
Stop distinguishing between H1-Bs and US Citizens for salary.
[ August 30, 2005: Message edited by: Amit Saini ]
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Originally posted by Sania Marsh:
Originally posted by soniya saxena:
> Lets just forgive K Riaz for his ignorance!
This is just rude.
[ August 30, 2005: Message edited by: Sania Marsh ]
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I am not distinguishing "between H1-Bs and US Citizens for salary" but the recruiters are!
It does not mean all H1B's are making 70-80k.
I said MOST H1-Bs HAVING ~ 3 years quality experience FROM good universities ARE making that much.
Why's it so hard for you to believe? Go to monster.com or vault.com, search for positions by top companies I mentioned earlier and you can see the salary range for > 3 years experience.
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Originally posted by soniya saxena:
Lets just forgive K Riaz for his ignorance!
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Originally posted by Ramp:
All,
I can understand what is happening here. i guess out of 62 replies i did not get a bit of info about my query.
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Originally posted by Ramp:
Thanks sapiege, atleast someone gave some good advice. Otherwise people are just having fun around here.
sampiege how much experience is required for getting good job there?
Originally posted by Girish:
I think ranch hands should be happy now.![]()
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Originally posted by Eric Lemaitre:
If you attend to try your luck anyway, despite considering present situation if you are an Indian remaining in India is by far the safest choice, I suggest you display your resume on local Monster.com India stating clearly you want an US position, if such opportunities exist you will quickly know.
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