What should I do? Should I take the H1B ticket?

[Jason Voorhees]

As you niggas know I've been working in the product team for my company for some time now and they have finally released all the documents and they have decided to sponsor H1B visas to people who have 2 years of experience in the company or more with the new fee but remember I was working here last summer and was reporting directly to an executive office. That same Jewish boss/mentor.

He offered to talk with the HR lady and the immigration lawyers to skip the waiting time and sponsor my H-1B visa in this years cycle itself citing my prior strong performance and me already being in the product team. He told me he could seek an exception given my track record

The proposed role would involve a transition to the Bay Area office likely with increased scope, more responsibilities and higher pay aswell. I'll be making a bank if I did do this but it probably won't be as chill rn. I am working remote and making great money and its going good despite the 55 hours a week it's not bad because I can work anytime I want it's not one long stretch but idk if I did go it probably wouldn't

As a cap-subject petition, registration typically occurs in March mid-March 2026 with potential start in October 2026 if selected and with a senior executive supporting and vouching for me. It could help prioritize or frame the case more favorably. What do y'all think? Part of me wants to say yes. I've been there and Bay Area is the place to be for growth/money/exposure and access to top tier networks. Other part loves this remote chill life living with family and friends while building more tenure safely.

What y'all think? Take the shot and move to the Bay. Or stay locked in remote, stack exp, and try again when I have made more dough?

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@Glorious King @imontheloose @Swarthy Knight @ltnbrownacnecel @BigBallsLarry

 

[ltnbrownacnecel]

Sorry I couldn’t tell u. Bump.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@Tomorrow @FaceandBBC

 

[Lefty Rankin]

As you niggas know I've been working in the product team for my company for some time now and they have finally released all the documents and they have decided to sponsor H1B visas to people who have 2 years of experience in the company or more with the new fee but remember I was working here last summer and was reporting directly to an executive office. That same Jewish boss/mentor.

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He offered to talk with the HR lady and the immigration lawyers to skip the waiting time and sponsor my H-1B visa in this years cycle itself citing my prior strong performance and me already being in the product team. He told me he could seek an exception given my track record

The proposed role would involve a transition to the Bay Area office likely with increased scope, more responsibilities and higher pay aswell. I'll be making a bank if I did do this but it probably won't be as chill rn. I am working remote and making great money and its going good despite the 55 hours a week it's not bad because I can work anytime I want it's not one long stretch but idk if I did go it probably wouldn't
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As a cap-subject petition, registration typically occurs in March mid-March 2026 with potential start in October 2026 if selected and with a senior executive supporting me. It could help prioritize or frame the case more favorably. What do y'all think? Part of me wants to say yes. I've been there and Bay Area is the place to be for growth/money/exposure and access to top tier networks. Other part loves this remote chill life living with family and friends while building more tenure safely.

What y'all think? Take the shot and move to the Bay. Or stay locked in remote, stack exp, and try again when I have made more dough?

I'd always just rather be my own boss.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

I'd always just rather be my own boss.

Most of my family and friends tell me to stay and reconsider after some time since that option will always be available anyway.

 

[Mogs Me]

Jason do it for the white women jason

 

[Deleted member 310685]

Sixty. Hours.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@browncurrycel @Jatt @PEENO08

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Sixty. Hours.

Pretty standard is most tech companies tbh.

 

[untermensch faggot]

Most of my family and friends tell me to stay and reconsider after some time since that option will always be available anyway.

If you really need the money then do it but it doesn't really seem worth it to me.

 

[FaceandBBC]

If you're getting paid really good then you should come to the Bay. But the choice is completely up to you.

 

[Glorious King]

@Glorious King @imontheloose @Swarthy Knight @ltnbrownacnecel @BigBallsLarry

Absolutely move to bay

Apart from chick's

The no of 10x developers you're gonna meet will be insane

Legit there's a Roy Lee around every corner

 

[Swarthy Knight]

Absolutely move to bay

Apart from chick's

The no of 10x developers you're gonna meet will be insane

Legit there's a Roy Lee around every corner

This that Roy guy?

https://www.instagram.com/im_roy_lee/?hl=en

Also I wouldn't cite "women" as a plus for Bay Area. Apparently there's a bad gender ratio there for techcels, and the hypergamy is brootal Plus Jason already got a gf anyways

 

[Glorious King]

This that Roy guy?

https://www.instagram.com/im_roy_lee/?hl=en

Also I wouldn't cite "women" as a plus for Bay Area. Apparently there's a bad gender ratio there for techcels, and the hypergamy is brootal Plus Jason already got a gf anyways

Wow

Looks like someone rejected your chadfish or Smth

Cus u look salty today

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@Nexom @BigBallsLarry @Nectar

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@isis_Bleach @savage21

 

[Swarthy Knight]

Wow

Looks like someone rejected your chadfish or Smth

Cus u look salty today

Not salty at all Just reiterating what I've read about in regards to the bay area.

But speaking of which, maybe I should run an experiment in SF next

 

[savage21]

As you niggas know I've been working in the product team for my company for some time now and they have finally released all the documents and they have decided to sponsor H1B visas to people who have 2 years of experience in the company or more with the new fee but remember I was working here last summer and was reporting directly to an executive office. That same Jewish boss/mentor.

View attachment 4582031

He offered to talk with the HR lady and the immigration lawyers to skip the waiting time and sponsor my H-1B visa in this years cycle itself citing my prior strong performance and me already being in the product team. He told me he could seek an exception given my track record

The proposed role would involve a transition to the Bay Area office likely with increased scope, more responsibilities and higher pay aswell. I'll be making a bank if I did do this but it probably won't be as chill rn. I am working remote and making great money and its going good despite the 55 hours a week it's not bad because I can work anytime I want it's not one long stretch but idk if I did go it probably wouldn't
View attachment 4582030


As a cap-subject petition, registration typically occurs in March mid-March 2026 with potential start in October 2026 if selected and with a senior executive supporting me. It could help prioritize or frame the case more favorably. What do y'all think? Part of me wants to say yes. I've been there and Bay Area is the place to be for growth/money/exposure and access to top tier networks. Other part loves this remote chill life living with family and friends while building more tenure safely.

What y'all think? Take the shot and move to the Bay. Or stay locked in remote, stack exp, and try again when I have made more dough?

If you’re up to doing more work then I’d take the move. Bay Area quality of life is nice when you have money and you already have a partner (I think?) so if she’s on board then yeah I’d take the shot.

 

[Glorious King]

maybe I should run an experiment in SF next

@Mogs Me @Jatt

Locked and loaded

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@wuzzdio @pope

 

[Wuzzdio]

Sorry I couldn’t tell u. Bump.

 

[BR32]

Pull up to the Bay bro

It is the place to be.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@vernier @karmacita901 @sub5outsider

 

[Lefty Rankin]

Most of my family and friends tell me to stay and reconsider after some time since that option will always be available anyway.

USA sucks man. I can't stand living in USA.

 

[karmacita901]

stay remote

commuting is hell

after 3 years of working in an office you will start randomly listening to creed on the way into work

 

[Jason Voorhees]

USA sucks man. I can't stand living in USA.

My colleges tell me constantly how much they hate living in
California and every other conversation ends up like Man, screw this. I'm moving to my uncle's ranch in Idaho/Utah/wherever and just farming potatoes, raising goats, and living off grid.

 

[Lefty Rankin]

My colleges tell me constantly how much they hate living in
California and every other conversation ends up like Man, screw this. I'm moving to my uncle's ranch in Idaho/Utah/wherever and just farming potatoes, raising goats, and living off grid.

Off grid might be nice in USA if it weren't for property taxes.

 

[Swarthy Knight]

@Mogs Me @Jatt

Locked and loaded

You just reminded me that I still need to run the self proclaimed HTN (YK who) on Hinge now that his genio is nearly healed ideal test subject for bay area tbh. I'll even give him a fancy techcel profession as a pity halo

 

[browncurrycel]

Other part loves this remote chill life living with family and friends while building more tenure safely.

this is a rare opportunity, right? seize it while you can.

you can always chill later when you are older

 

[browncurrycel]

You just reminded me that I still need to run the self proclaimed HTN (YK who) on Hinge now that his genio is nearly healed ideal test subject for bay area tbh. I'll even give him a fancy techcel profession as a pity halo

you might also need to add 6'2 to make it a fair game

 

[Swarthy Knight]

you might also need to add 6'2 to make it a fair game

I should probably leave out something for him to cope with ("broo if you just made me a bit taller I would've slayed!") for the sake of his sanity

 

[Tomorrow]

As you niggas know I've been working in the product team for my company for some time now and they have finally released all the documents and they have decided to sponsor H1B visas to people who have 2 years of experience in the company or more with the new fee but remember I was working here last summer and was reporting directly to an executive office. That same Jewish boss/mentor.

View attachment 4582031

He offered to talk with the HR lady and the immigration lawyers to skip the waiting time and sponsor my H-1B visa in this years cycle itself citing my prior strong performance and me already being in the product team. He told me he could seek an exception given my track record

The proposed role would involve a transition to the Bay Area office likely with increased scope, more responsibilities and higher pay aswell. I'll be making a bank if I did do this but it probably won't be as chill rn. I am working remote and making great money and its going good despite the 55 hours a week it's not bad because I can work anytime I want it's not one long stretch but idk if I did go it probably wouldn't
View attachment 4582030


As a cap-subject petition, registration typically occurs in March mid-March 2026 with potential start in October 2026 if selected and with a senior executive supporting and vouching for me. It could help prioritize or frame the case more favorably. What do y'all think? Part of me wants to say yes. I've been there and Bay Area is the place to be for growth/money/exposure and access to top tier networks. Other part loves this remote chill life living with family and friends while building more tenure safely.

What y'all think? Take the shot and move to the Bay. Or stay locked in remote, stack exp, and try again when I have made more dough?

Personally I would make the switch, simply because I’m money hungry. It just depends on what you value more.