← Back to context Comment by e12e 7 hours ago Because you could... Work from home? In Canada or India? 4 comments e12e Reply nilamo 7 hours ago Is that supposed to be a downside? I honestly don't see why that would matter. If someone is working for a US company, then they're working for a US company. The flag sticking out of the ground where they sit shouldn't be relevant. e12e 5 hours ago Why would they need a greencard? nilamo 1 hour ago So they can visit for the team building exercises and holiday parties, obviously in_the_arean 5 hours ago Yes it is, because America has a vested interest in writing laws to benefit, I don't know, AMERICANS.American companies are for Americans.
nilamo 7 hours ago Is that supposed to be a downside? I honestly don't see why that would matter. If someone is working for a US company, then they're working for a US company. The flag sticking out of the ground where they sit shouldn't be relevant. e12e 5 hours ago Why would they need a greencard? nilamo 1 hour ago So they can visit for the team building exercises and holiday parties, obviously in_the_arean 5 hours ago Yes it is, because America has a vested interest in writing laws to benefit, I don't know, AMERICANS.American companies are for Americans.
e12e 5 hours ago Why would they need a greencard? nilamo 1 hour ago So they can visit for the team building exercises and holiday parties, obviously
in_the_arean 5 hours ago Yes it is, because America has a vested interest in writing laws to benefit, I don't know, AMERICANS.American companies are for Americans.
Is that supposed to be a downside? I honestly don't see why that would matter. If someone is working for a US company, then they're working for a US company. The flag sticking out of the ground where they sit shouldn't be relevant.
Why would they need a greencard?
So they can visit for the team building exercises and holiday parties, obviously
Yes it is, because America has a vested interest in writing laws to benefit, I don't know, AMERICANS.
American companies are for Americans.