There are a bunch of H1Bs working as teachers in my medium sized midwestern city, making around $50k. Then there are a bunch in the healthcare sectors making from $50k to $500k. I actually feel like they are legitimate reasons they are there, very difficult to get good healthcare workers in the midwest since no one good wants to go there.

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vitaflo 4 days ago | parent [-]

Mayo and Cleveland Clinic are literally in the Midwest what are you talking about?

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azemetre 4 days ago | parent | next [-]

You think a few dozen buildings is enough to account for multiple states? Did teleportation become a thing and I missed out?

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kelipso 4 days ago | parent | prev [-]

There are lots of places that are hours to days drive away from those two. Midwest is a big place, so what are you talking about? I guess you could say the talent is concentrated in a few places, but lots of places in the midwest with terrible hospitals.

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vitaflo 4 days ago | parent [-]

This is no different than anywhere else in the US. It’s says nothing about the Midwest.

	▲	kelipso 3 days ago \| parent [-]
		I am sure the issue of talent being concentrated in a few places is a problem everywhere but it’s definitely more of a problem in the midwest; the quality of doctors and other healthcare workers there are noticeably worse than the east coast.