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Originally posted by Jay Shin:
Have you considered moving to India?
With the greatest respect, why would any British Graduate leave the UK - the forth richest country in the world, and move to India, a poor third world country which is vastly overpopulated with poverty at its height, considering that outsourcing companies pay Indian programmers on average, around $6000/yr (about �3500)? Just a thought...
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Originally posted by Kashif R.:
...move to India, a poor third world country which is vastly overpopulated with poverty at its height, considering that outsourcing companies pay Indian programmers on average, around $6000/yr...
Originally posted by Damanjit Kaur:
India is certainly outdated. Its not at all a 3rd world poor country. Though there is still poverty but not as much as you mentioned.
Originally posted by Damanjit Kaur:
People who earn 3500pounds=around 2,80,000 lakhs p.a. enjoy much higher status than the one living in 4th richest country with no job.
Originally posted by Swapan Mazumdar:
Would you consider yourself lucky if you work in India for Microsoft, IBM, Adobe... These companies not only offer an upward moving career but a lifestyle. Trust me they offer package and benefits which you can closely compare to the US of A or European standards.
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At my last company, some people went to a conference which was held in India. The first thing they said on return was "very nice country, but lots of poverty/begging".
Originally posted by Damanjit Kaur:
Germans don't like foreigners, hate to speak english and bla bla.
Originally posted by Damanjit Kaur:
The main thing is that if you want to see the positive sides of any country then you need to have a broader perspective and try not to perceive things from a bird's eye view.
Originally posted by Damanjit Kaur:
Its not just salary amount but other factors too that needs to be considered but for that you need to come out of your restricted and hateful attitude.
Originally posted by Kashif R.:
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Originally posted by Damanjit Kaur:
Germans don't like foreigners, hate to speak english and bla bla.
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Not true at all. I studied with a German friend who speaks excellent english, and am 100% sure that many others would agree. It was probably an isolated incident and, as in the UK, they do not know how to integrate
[ January 18, 2005: Message edited by: Kashif R. ]
This is just to tell you one incident in Germany. But, I wont immediately conclude that German ppl are bad ...cause every coin has 2 sides, when there is a negative side, there has to be a +ve side too. And You cannot judge a person, place or country just by looking at -ve side, moreover, if you have not visited the country!
Originally posted by Sam Robinson UK:
I am so upset after achieving a Masters degree and gaining some work experience, I still cant get a job.
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Originally posted by Kashif R.:
with a masters degree would spend most of their lifetime paying back student fees in the UK on an Indian salary.
What a wonderful world!
Originally posted by Martyn Oswin:
Whatever you do, don't aim too low. People just won't hire people who are over qualified as they fear that they will leave as soon as something better comes along, also, what is the point of getting a Masters and doing a job for which you don't need a Masters? It makes you seem desperate, something employers pick up on.
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Originally posted by Swapan Mazumdar:
Hi Kashif,
Would you consider yourself lucky if you work in India for Microsoft, IBM, Adobe... These companies not only offer an upward moving career but a lifestyle. Trust me they offer package and benefits which you can closely compare to the US of A or European standards.
Well with a huge population the average figure certainly undermines the true meaning of AVERAGE. My intention of writing to you is to make an attempt to motivate you to think rational and don't generalize the fact.
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Originally posted by Jay Shin:
reverse immigration becoming a trend.....
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