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  • PERM suspension Oct. 8, 2026
    Your Career Plan May Need a Second Look: What the PERM Suspensions Mean for International Technology Professionals Working for a major technology company in the United States has long been a reliable pathway for international professionals to achieve long-term professional and personal stability. The U.S. Department of Labor just made a move which currently destabilizes… Read more: PERM suspension Oct. 8, 2026
  • Talent Retention Problem
    At What Point Does Immigration Uncertainty Become a Talent-Retention Problem for U.S. Technology Companies? For many Indian technology professionals working in the United States, immigration status has long been intertwined with career strategy. But the question facing some of these professionals may be changing. It is no longer simply: How do I continue building my… Read more: Talent Retention Problem
  • Why am I not Advancing
    “I know I am capable. Why is that not translating into the level of recognition or advancement I should be receiving?” This is a question I often hear from my international clients. The answer is often communication: specifically strategic communication. Articulation is assumed to be the issue. But at the core of lack of advancement… Read more: Why am I not Advancing
  • The 60-Day Grace Period Could Be Eliminated: Why International Professionals Should Prepare Before a Job Loss
    A proposed DHS rule could eliminate the discretionary 60-day grace period. Here are five career steps international professionals can take now.

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