The Informationweek articleArgue if you like that employers are abusing the H-1B visa program--that the tech talent shortage is the figment of their greed-stained imaginations. Good luck with that. Where there's heavy demand, supply is unstoppable, regardless of the motives. We can pick apart and even reform the H-1B visa program, and we can rail against offshoring as inefficient, counterproductive, debilitating, and (to the radical extreme) un-American. But don't count on reining in globalization by way of policy or protest. Denial can be inefficient, counterproductive, and debilitating as well.I have only one thing to say, and it can be found in here:
http://alum.mit.edu/ne/whatmatters/200408/index.htmlOffshoring does hurt US interests and for that ape to say it is being 'radical extreme' to say offshoring is un-American, he is being utterly myopic. But when it comes to profits, since when are people anything but myopic?
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