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Vishvak Hero Username: Vishvak Post Number: 10513 Registered: 01-2007 Posted From: 104.129.196.193 Rating: N/A |
Mala political/caste biases ni daatuku raavalante avvudda? Ikkada atlease aa gola undadu Vi veri universum vivus vici | ||
Tombrady Legend Username: Tombrady Post Number: 61828 Registered: 05-2012 Posted From: 216.163.220.32 Rating: N/A |
good for him, lekunte he would not invent anything here | ||
Maverick Legend Username: Maverick Post Number: 70805 Registered: 01-2008 Posted From: 73.239.22.111 Rating: N/A |
https://www.mercurynews.com/2018/10/08/h-1b-as-immigration-f uror-roils-silicon-valley-canada-smoothes-way-for-techies/ kurrod story bagane undi kaani, i dont undertand why canada if u want a start up. india lo pettachuga start up, talent ki kodavaledu. what makes him think canada has resources and india doesnt. is canada opening doors for all? aa madhya restrict chesaru annaru, i dont know how it is now Former Bay Area software developer and Indian citizen Shobhit Khandelwal has already moved to Toronto. He came to work for note-taking app firm Evernote in Redwood City in February 2017, with a master’s in operations research from Columbia University, experience at Citibank and e-commerce company Jet.com, and an H-1B visa. Eighteen months later, he left. “I wanted to work on my own startup and I didn’t want to wait another 20 years or 30 years to get a green card,” said Khandelwal, 28, who acknowledged that the uncertain climate for immigrants in the U.S. also played a role in his decision. “I thought about, if I do a startup (in the U.S.), if I can’t get the right kind of talent, how can I build a company?” There's a cacophony in the truth, A melody in lies and it accompanies one on every journey, From the lows to the highs |