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Why Skilled Immigrants Are Leaving the U.S.
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AMAN KUMAR
Oct 14, 2009 1:32 PM GMT
Dear sir first of all i would like to thank you for providing such a nice artical. It rally excellent information for us becouse we younger people now work for our own country sincearially.Thanks
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C W Fletez
Oct 8, 2009 6:42 PM GMT
It has long been my belief that people who are well educated here in the USA and come from other countries have a duty, an obligation to return to the countries of their birth and contribute to their country's welfare. Those countries paid for their initial education..why should they not reap the benefits of their learning?
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Colin Clarke
Sep 22, 2009 7:37 PM GMT
Rob get a life ... yes some immigrants have brains, but so do some Americans .... It is a good thing that people return to the land of their birth and spread what they have learned in America ... I have many Indian and Chinese friends and what most of them soon learn is that to be a success certain intangibles are needed ... only time will tell what will become of returnees until then we Americans are glad that we could assist people with brains develop. It seems to me that you should say thank you!
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K J Divatia
Sep 18, 2009 5:21 PM GMT
A very realistic approach of what is happening and will continue to happen in the next decade
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Sushma
Aug 3, 2009 7:50 AM GMT
For a long time I agonized on whether or not to move to the US, am glad I made the right decision....I did not move....I live a couple of houses away from my family n friends...though I make much less than my counterparts in the "first world -- USA " I'm content n happy...thats what life should be all about.
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Rob
Jun 2, 2009 7:45 AM GMT
Very soon the US & Obama will learn that without skilled work force the US will cease to be an economic powerhouse.
Lets face it - The immigrants are the ones with the brains and without them US of A will not stand united ......and will fall!
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Charles Nam
May 27, 2009 10:55 PM GMT
Good go home, we have the people here to grow back. Hooray for Obama
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Reply to Abhang
May 12, 2009 1:56 AM GMT
We are very happy that you are back in India, but Mr. Abhang you must payback all the loans you took before departed for India. Failing to pay back the loans will be Fraud and you will be added to the to the FBI's wanted list.
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Tech firms faking job ads
May 10, 2009 4:20 AM GMT
Tech firms faking job ads to avoid hiring U.S. Workers? Hewlett Packard has been accused of advertising for jobs it has no intention of filling -- at least with US citizens -- on the Idaho Department of Labor Web site. HP is allegedly posting fake jobs online and in newspapers to fulfill the requirements of Uncle Sam's Program Electronic Review Management process. Resumes come in, Americans get winnowed out, and the PERM job goes to Enrique or Sanjay or Vladimir. Meanwhile, HP recently announced it's slashing 24,600 employees as a result of its merger with EDS, half of them employed in the States. According to SiliconValley.com, "HP said it plans to replace about half those jobs with new positions performing other functions." It will be interesting to see how they define "other functions." Of course, HP is hardly the only company suspected of doing this. Cisco has been accused of running similarly bogus ads.
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Abhang
May 3, 2009 10:06 AM GMT
Seems plausible to me isnt it? I am a Masters student with about 3 years of exp in US now in India. The situation there did not seem favourable to me. And here I get my family and a a higher post in the company than that in the US.
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Why Skilled Immigrants Are Leaving the U.S.
All Reader Comments
page 1 of 57
AMAN KUMAR Oct 14, 2009 1:32 PM GMT Dear sir first of all i would like to thank you for providing such a nice artical. It rally excellent information for us becouse we younger people now work for our own country sincearially.Thanks
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C W Fletez Oct 8, 2009 6:42 PM GMT It has long been my belief that people who are well educated here in the USA and come from other countries have a duty, an obligation to return to the countries of their birth and contribute to their country's welfare. Those countries paid for their initial education..why should they not reap the benefits of their learning?
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Colin Clarke Sep 22, 2009 7:37 PM GMT Rob get a life ... yes some immigrants have brains, but so do some Americans .... It is a good thing that people return to the land of their birth and spread what they have learned in America ... I have many Indian and Chinese friends and what most of them soon learn is that to be a success certain intangibles are needed ... only time will tell what will become of returnees until then we Americans are glad that we could assist people with brains develop. It seems to me that you should say thank you!
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K J Divatia Sep 18, 2009 5:21 PM GMT A very realistic approach of what is happening and will continue to happen in the next decade
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Sushma Aug 3, 2009 7:50 AM GMT For a long time I agonized on whether or not to move to the US, am glad I made the right decision....I did not move....I live a couple of houses away from my family n friends...though I make much less than my counterparts in the "first world -- USA " I'm content n happy...thats what life should be all about.
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Rob Jun 2, 2009 7:45 AM GMT Very soon the US & Obama will learn that without skilled work force the US will cease to be an economic powerhouse. Lets face it - The immigrants are the ones with the brains and without them US of A will not stand united ......and will fall!
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Charles Nam May 27, 2009 10:55 PM GMT Good go home, we have the people here to grow back. Hooray for Obama
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Reply to Abhang May 12, 2009 1:56 AM GMT We are very happy that you are back in India, but Mr. Abhang you must payback all the loans you took before departed for India. Failing to pay back the loans will be Fraud and you will be added to the to the FBI's wanted list.
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Tech firms faking job ads May 10, 2009 4:20 AM GMT Tech firms faking job ads to avoid hiring U.S. Workers? Hewlett Packard has been accused of advertising for jobs it has no intention of filling -- at least with US citizens -- on the Idaho Department of Labor Web site. HP is allegedly posting fake jobs online and in newspapers to fulfill the requirements of Uncle Sam's Program Electronic Review Management process. Resumes come in, Americans get winnowed out, and the PERM job goes to Enrique or Sanjay or Vladimir. Meanwhile, HP recently announced it's slashing 24,600 employees as a result of its merger with EDS, half of them employed in the States. According to SiliconValley.com, "HP said it plans to replace about half those jobs with new positions performing other functions." It will be interesting to see how they define "other functions." Of course, HP is hardly the only company suspected of doing this. Cisco has been accused of running similarly bogus ads.
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Abhang May 3, 2009 10:06 AM GMT Seems plausible to me isnt it? I am a Masters student with about 3 years of exp in US now in India. The situation there did not seem favourable to me. And here I get my family and a a higher post in the company than that in the US.
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