Yes means exploited No means not exploited
You seem dumb/shady enough to work with us. Send me your resume.
It's a stupid question. Yes could mean "yes you are right" or "yes it is". English is stupid.
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Yes it is simple answer
I am an Indian and I loathe these companies. Not only do they exploit visa program in the US, because of these companies the IT job market for an entry-level engineer is fucked up in India. The salaries are very low and the work culture is terrible. They literally hire thousands undergrads in their final year and train them to do mole monkey work for next to nothing.
100% sure, they are exploiting H1B visas. And they don't pay the minimum wage for H1B set by US government even though they say that on H1B applications
Isn't there a salary minimum that you must be paid on an H1B? I've always been confused how the consulting bodyshop exploitation works
Minimum wages are too low.. incompetent people are pulled in as skilled employee.. PS: I am on H1B myself and tired of working with dumb people.
There is, but it's really low, and most Americans in the field that meet those credentials won't go for a salary that low because other companies will pay more. There's also the issue of credential inflation to meet the req.