"The problem here is not so much about skilled immigration. It's about a very broken H1 temporary visa program that's exploited to the point where we're really damaging the pay of incumbent workers here," said Jared Bernstein, senior fellow at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, in a CNBC "Power Lunch" Interview. --- http:// www.cnbc.com/id/102574379
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This is sounding like Yelp reviews. "ABC is the best place I have ever been to. Service was good, and food was great..." Note to the site admin: allow paying customer to remove one review per day. Threaten to add more negative reviews, if a customer refuses to pay.
All is well, go back to work everyone. Good times are just around the corner.
Very interesting statement: “Even if QCOM has to let you go, recruiter from other companies will compete for you.” Where? In China. Most of US companies have gotten out of mobile. Even Intel is giving money to Chinese IC design house to build low cost chips. Worry and worry more. Only the paranoids survive.
QCOM is NOT going to implode or explode. It is a great company with lots of inventions and products that dominates the market.
Everyone else is just a follower. Keep up the great work and make the company better. No recent layoffs, at least not until
end of year. don't worry. Even if QCOM has to let you go, recruiter from other companies will compete for you.
It is doing much better many other companies, such as Broadcom, Cisco and MS, just name a
few. Don't worry too much. Enjoy your weekend and see you next week.
What is the basis for QCOM implosion? I don’t see it happening any time soon.
There will be a glut of H1-Bs on the market once QCOM implodes.
Noise to deflect the current critism long enough for the hubbub to blow over.
Too much money is being given to Washington for any cuts to H1B or L1
Not going to happen!!!