> I've worked with a few H1-B holders in Silicon Valley and they're awesome.
To counter your anecdote, I've worked with countless H1-B's over the years, and while a handful have been awesome most of them are absolutely terrible.
To counter your anecdote, I've worked with countless H1-B's over the years, and while a handful have been awesome most of them are absolutely terrible.
(I know nothing about this topic but) Wouldn't that also be true of the general US population, and programmers in other countries? and etc...
i.e. Sturgeon's law? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sturgeon%27s_law