Looking at downsides of joining a new employer on just the H1B receipt. Worst case I just have to go to my home country immediately, if it gets denied, which is fine with me. But want to understand how often that is. Did you or someone you know get it denied ever? I am talking about legit swe cases here, no consultants or contract work.
I don't have an offer yet, but expecting one soon.
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It's not worth dealing with denial.
Most of companies also don't encourage joining on receipt unless a consultancy.