That’s because it’s not the correct spelling. It should be “façade” but English keyboards lack the correct glyph. This doesn’t tell you how to pronounce it but it at least gives you a hint that you can’t use English rules and that you should investigate it further
That’s not how statistics works. If that were true, you could never test dice for fairness because there are theoretically an infinite number of rolls that could happen
Actually, Spanish speakers spell it Gaby as it’s consistent with their language
While we don’t have official numbers, we do have this
https://www.vice.com/en/article/n7z5px/twitter-employees-on-visas-cant-just-quit
Early in the Twitter takeover, Twitter employees were offered a severance package to quit. H1-B workers can’t just leave because they need their job to stay in the country. We can thus speculate that most of the workers that did leave are US citizens which leaves Twitter with the H1-B workers
No one wants to work for him. He’s just holding visa workers hostage
He popped the Earth like it’s a balloon