Tanvi Pisal, an Indian UX designer, faced job insecurity and back-to-back layoffs in the United States. She hoped for a stable career and permanent residency through an H-1B visa. Her initial job offer was rescinded, and a subsequent role ended abruptly after two weeks. Pisal invested significant personal funds in relocating twice within a short period.
Tanvi Pisal, an Indian UX designer, faced job insecurity and back-to-back layoffs in the United States. She hoped for a stable career and permanent residency through an H-1B visa. Her initial job offer was rescinded, and a subsequent role ended abruptly after two weeks. Pisal invested significant personal funds in relocating twice within a short period.
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