I just watched 'About the Course' Video, it felt awkward, looked like professor Jurafsky was reading from a blackboard.
Also wondering if people taking the course planning to apply any of it in their daily work.
i doubt prevailing wage in new york city is $45k for a programming job.
Prevailing wage determination has nothing to with H1B even if that was the case.
Was the prevailing wage where/when you were employed less than 45k?. If it was then you were not undercutting the american worker,if not your employer was doing something illegal.
From personal experience hiring a H1B is anything but cheap, lawyer fees and all.
"If what you are saying is wrong we'll find you and kick you out like dogs" - An actual dialogue blurted out by the immigration "officer" at the port of entry.
It is not about the inability to find a solution, there are hundreds of things that can be done to improve the process ( including major overhauls like the one you suggested) . But the whole topic is such a quagmire that no government want to touch the subject with ten foot pole.
The backlog is there not because the handling is inefficient its due to the country wide quota from the archaic system
There are literally thousands of vendors in the city of chicago. It would be years even if someone wants to do a second groupon. I dont get your logic behind market getting exhuasted.
May be not (then why are we discussing it on HN?). Not sure what you definition of a tech company is, I was comparing it to nextflix and the likes.
Also i got this from WSJ, "33% of the 4th quarter US IPOs are trading below their offer prices." . So why is GRPN being singled out when all the stocks are taking heavy beating.