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Indian UX Designer Overcomes Two US Layoffs and H-1B Setback to Land Silicon Valley Role

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Tanvi Pisal, an Indian UX designer, experienced a turbulent career journey while pursuing stable employment and permanent residency in the United States. Her path was derailed early when an initial job offer was withdrawn before she could begin work. A follow-up position also collapsed, lasting only two weeks before ending abruptly. Throughout this period, Pisal bore significant personal financial costs due to relocating twice in a short span. Despite these setbacks, she ultimately secured a position at a Silicon Valley technology company.

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