Originally posted by Steven Broadbent:
Is it just my opinion or has this business always had a fair percentage of piss-takers, fantasists and cowboys - kinda the wild west of professions.
BSc, MSc
"....bigmouth strikes again, and I've got no right to take my place with the human race...."<p>SCJP 1.4
Originally posted by Rufus BugleWeed:
Can you make any claims unless you are familiar with other professions? I used to party with this hospital administrator. She said They are ok until they start acting like nurses.
I do not understand!
I will tell you why the Indians WIN.
Because they work hard, and are determined people.
Sorry to say it but the WEST falls back in many ways to the EAST.
AND, that is why they will win.
Until things get so bad and a world war will occurr.
OK THEN QUITTERS, RUN OFF TO YOUR NEW CAREER.
Just remember your a quitter, havn't got what it takes to succeed and be the best!
(UK resident)
Indians do not succeed because they work harder than UK citizens. They succeed because they are 10x cheaper.
Originally posted by Sameer Jamal:
Apart from the above points one thing I would like to highlight for Indian IT professionals that they face very tough competition in their career. If you are born in India then you have to face competition in every phase of your life, starting from your eductaion to get enter in to a good college, to take the job in the market and even in your organisation you have to compete with your colleagues, I think this refines the India IT professionals and when you get this cream in low price then surely Indians are the first choice. Like tony has given up in s/w dveleopment if he were born and brought up in India I think he would not have given up so easly.
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Originally posted by Sameer Jamal:
Apart from the above points one thing I would like to highlight for Indian IT professionals that they face very tough competition in their career. If you are born in India then you have to face competition in every phase of your life, starting from your eductaion to get enter in to a good college, to take the job in the market and even in your organisation you have to compete with your colleagues, I think this refines the India IT professionals and when you get this cream in low price then surely Indians are the first choice. Like tony has given up in s/w dveleopment if he were born and brought up in India I think he would not have given up so easly.
Ever Existing, Ever Conscious, Ever-new Bliss
Originally posted by Sadanand Murthy:
Americans are generally more (than Indians) very skilled entrepreneurs.
I believe some Indians have a superiority complex.
Nope. This is bias. Americans are lousy enterpreneurs. They are very scientific and systematic in whatever life toss at them.
Originally posted by Matt Cao:
Are you making fun of my fiancee?
Regards,
MCao
Originally posted by Tara Bhattacharjee:
Sadanand,
I agree with every thing you said about Indians. But about Americans- I don't think they are necessarily better enterpreneurs. They just know the system in the US better and can play it better because it is their country and they have a natural advantage.
Originally posted by Tara Bhattacharjee:
In the midwest where I live and work, there is a lot of nepotism at the executive/management level. For most Indians (unless they come with Harvard MBAs and good looks) it is pretty hard to break into those circles.
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Originally posted by Tara Bhattacharjee:
Sadanand,
I agree with every thing you said about Indians. But about Americans- I don't think they are necessarily better enterpreneurs. They just know the system in the US better and can play it better because it is their country and they have a natural advantage. In the midwest where I live and work, there is a lot of nepotism at the executive/management level. For most Indians (unless they come with Harvard MBAs and good looks) it is pretty hard to break into those circles.
Ever Existing, Ever Conscious, Ever-new Bliss
Originally posted by Matt Cao:
Are you making fun of my fiancee?
Regards,
MCao
Ever Existing, Ever Conscious, Ever-new Bliss
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