They Survived Coronavirus. Can They Survive the H1B Freeze?
One of the only sectors in the US economy that has thrived during COVID-19 has been Tech. These companies have benefited from having online operations and high concentration of work that can be done remotely (see our previous post).
But there may be a reversal of fortune as these companies face a new set of challenges through the sudden freezing of the H1B visa program, which will significantly impact technical jobs:
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Below are the companies that have filed the most H1B Labor Certifications, and will be most challenged by this freeze:
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