I graduated last December in computer Science and am not being able to find a job till now. I had quit my hourly job since October to focus on my Thesis, thinking that Education comes before Money. I never thought it would be this tough to find a job after doing a Masters.To help my cause there is another law that 3rd party sponsorship is not accepted for H1 B, which screwed me up a big time. Now, I am having a financial problem too.... I don't have anybody who knows better about the issues I am going through and help me out. Thats why I am asking my experienced country people for some helpful suggestions. Is it good to go to an Indian Consultancy ?? That was the only thing I never wanted to do.But........ Thank You,
Nepali@US · Feb 24, 2010 10:18 AM · 1,832 views
there is a shift in how indian consultancies do business now after the USCIS memo. They are focusing more on availavle H1b pool, GC holders etc and are more interested in Corp to Corp contracts rather than building their own concultants pool...they are infact downsizing, eliminating off ppl in benches etc......they are refraining from h1b extention, transfer and anything else of that nature....hence...good luck.... So dont fall in to the trap of " will provide training and then H1b....or H1b sponsership available..." etc..Training can be a good way of expanding your technical know how if you already have h1b ....but no more H1b sponserships are readily available.... Focus your energy on entry level position on a direct client if you have OPT, CPT, EAD....
pixie · Feb 24, 2010 11:55 AM
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