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Omaha Steve's Labor Group

SWBTATTReg

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1. Sad. Hope that people are made aware of these excesses and don't fall for these scams. Especially for those who

Reply to Be Leave On (Original post)

Tue Jun 3, 2025, 01:03 PM

Jun 3

are actually looking for jobs.

I, IMHO, think that most people in the IT fields (and all related disciplines surrounding the IT field), already are well aware of job possibilities, and other such things via their normal interconnectivity among their peers, etc. It's kind of a peers helping peers, hey yes, I do have a buddy looking for a job in DB mgmt too, etc.

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tech workers wanted [View all] Be Leave On Jun 3 OP

Sad. Hope that people are made aware of these excesses and don't fall for these scams. Especially for those who SWBTATTReg Jun 3 #1

These are h1b jobs - foreign workers getting visa's getagrip_already Jun 3 #3

Not all of them. There are too many open IT positions out there for all of these h1b jobs that industry needs. SWBTATTReg Jun 3 #5

A year after retirement, slightlv Jun 3 #4

So much for creating american jobs.... for americans getagrip_already Jun 3 #2