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You think tech companies are only laying off H1B?
And what makes you think that the likes of google or Apple prefer H1Bs? This victim mentality is sickening. Works at Deloitte and think meta should hire them
I would imagine companies have factored these people into their total numbers. We are talking thousands of people getting laid off per company, many of whom are perfectly fine performers who are even directly responsible for bringing in revenue such as myself.
We may eventually get to a point where companies realize that they moved the needle too far towards "AI optimization," and hiring picks up a bit, for which I am hopeful of as I'd like to get back to work, but to your question, h1b visas are a very small piece of the equation.
Companies aren’t laying off H1B workers that they don’t need to lay off just to make room for citizens who will require 10-25% higher salary.
What about illegals in the industry who are United States citizens who illegally defraud everyone including actual professionals?
What I’m saying is is that there is protectionism occurring within the United States for United States citizens within the tech field that are otherwise as bad.