Saurabh
https://news.google.com/articles/CAIiELKcW97uJM4yrx0WspqMrcsqFggEKg4IACoGCAoww7k_MMevCDDl2wE

Look at the way some other newspapers are wording this:

"Donald Trump announces new US H-1B visa rules, Indian techies likely to be hit"

"Trump administration announces new rules that restrict H-1B visa in a blow to Indian tech workforce"

No, this doesn't impact Indian tech workers. They can always get a higher degree and go find employment in the US at higher pay.

This impacts the exploitative business model of many Indian companies, who call themselves software companies but are really in the business of placing people on contract with US employers. They keep most of the money that the US companies pay. Indian workers get Indian pay and some measly stipend, usually not even enough to meet basic expenses in the US.

To keep margins high, these companies higher freshers from college, try to teach them software development in three months, then ship them abroad onto real projects where they replace people with a decade or more of experience. It brings outsourcing and India a bad name.

I hope Trump keeps tightening the noose on these people.