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Does America really give green cards for people to become “agile/scrum masters”

3 pointsby vivaamericaover 5 years ago
See for yourself: https:&#x2F;&#x2F;imgur.com&#x2F;a&#x2F;WvbZj9W<p>Search for &quot;agile&quot; or &quot;scrum&quot; in job title and &quot;PERM&quot; in case type: https:&#x2F;&#x2F;icert.doleta.gov&#x2F;index.cfm?event=ehLCJRExternal.dspLCRLanding

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75dvtwinover 5 years ago
Are you sure that case type &#x27;PERM&#x27; means green card?<p>It may mean that H1B visa was granted, but not Green card (or that initial H1B visa recepient, eventually received green card (this can take a few years) ).<p>You can still question if giving H1B visa to non-essential or non-fulltime roles in technology or any other sector, is justified --<p>I just wanted to check if &quot;PERM&quot;, indeed means green card<p>It is very rare that green cards are given as an entry status to a foreign worker.
quaquaqua1over 5 years ago
We also give green cards to those who are willing to run Dunkin Donuts and Subways and Days Inns.<p>There&#x27;s nothing wrong with immigration. My best friends are immigrants. They work hard and pay their dues.
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