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▲ 233 r/gpu

Amazon shipped me a broken gpu!

Ordered a new gpu, instead I got this! What a time to be alive! Will return it today. Be careful y'll.

u/Sadidalamaz — 18 hours ago

I-485 June 2026 filling

Applied on June 8th.

Biometrics July 21st.

I-140 PD is June 2024. I know it's too early to get an approval. But how are we doing? Does anyone have any update on EAD? Can I expect an approval in September/October? Just want to know your thoughts.

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u/Sadidalamaz — 28 days ago

STEM OPT PP silent Api update

My pp clock started from June 10th. Since then, complete silence. Today I got a silent Api update. Does that mean the case will approve soon? Did anyone from July 10th get any update like that?

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u/Sadidalamaz — 1 month ago
▲ 5 r/Athens

USA vs Belgium soccer watch party tonight?

Hey all, is there any watch party in Athens tonight with a big screen?

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u/Sadidalamaz — 1 month ago
▲ 2 r/stemopt+1 crossposts

STEM OPT while I-485 is pending

I applied for STEM OPT on May 9th (PP), Biometrics on June 10th (pp clock restarted). Still not approved yet.

In the meantime, I applied for I-485 on June 8th (Received date). Did not get biometrics yet. I almost lost my job at that time, so I had no way but to apply for I-485.

Now my question is, could my STEM OPT be conflicted or denied with my pending I-485? Anyone have the same experience? I would really appreciate your input.

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u/Sadidalamaz — 2 months ago
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Need help for salary negotiation

Hello everyone,

I recently received a job offer from a mid-size company based in South Dakota. The initial offer was 94k base, with 5k relocation reimbursement and a company car for one year (no travel required); during the interview, I told them I don't have a car and it would be nice if I could use a company car for 6 months until I save some money.

For the first round of negotiation, I asked for an increase in base pay but didn't give them any numbers. I also asked if there was any bonus and yearly salary increase. As it was not there in the initial offer.

Then, I received an updated offer where they did not increase the base. However, they offered me 5k upfront as relocation assistance, a 6k increase in base pay, and a 3k bonus after 1 year.

But I really want the base pay to be $105K (I didn't want to go to the next tax bracket). Should I do another negotiation? or just accept it?

A little about me: I am an international student. I was always in academia. I have a DVM (outside the US), an MS (outside the US), and a PhD (US) and am doing my Postdoc (US) now. This is my first industry job. I always wanted to shift to industry. Was applying for jobs for the last 6 months. I am so broke. I really need this job. and don't want to lose it. So, should I push for more or stop here and accept the offer.

Please help me.

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u/Sadidalamaz — 3 months ago