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Companies with Indians and/or Chinese in executive level management include:
- Pepsi
- Johnson & Johnson
- News Corp
- Adobe Systems
- Deutsche Bank
- Bose
Btw, it's Citi, not City.
Btw I didn't heard ever about one company started buy Indians that is doing good. Wish you best in life but I will not have business whatsoever with you. I earned already decent money at Wall street betting that company will go down as soon is Indian Ceo. If you will be capable whatsoever you would make companies in yours county.
Btw I didn't heard ever about one company started buy Indians that is doing good. Wish you best in life but I will not have business whatsoever with you. I earned already decent money at Wall street betting that company will go down as soon is Indian Ceo. If you will be capable whatsoever you would make companies in yours county.
There's a company on the list I provided started by an Indian several decades ago... and he was still running it until about a month ago. It seems like you don't know much about what you're talking about.
Btw, it's "by", not "buy".
Are you Indian or Chinese? Clearly, English is not your native language by the way you use it...
Just because somebody has a degree, it doesn't mean they are capable.
Part of the problem, there, though, is that employers are no longer willing to allow themselves to understand the difference between different disciplines. Database, for example, is different from real time software programming, and that's different from user interface design, and that's different from algorithms design, etc. The software engineers looking for jobs didn't change the industry so that skills are so compartamentalized and specific, that systems are necessarily so complex that you need a team of experts across a number of disciplines to create a single system. The industry did that. The question you asked was a fair question for a good number of software developers, and an inappropriate question for a good number of other software developers. The question I have is whether your company was trying to fill a bunch of positions with one person, because your company is too cheap to actually pay for the number of developers they actually need. That's remarkably common these days.
We should be helping everyone. Not a specific subset of people.
No we should ban foreigner to do IT job in USA as is to many US IT workers unemployed. Especially we should jail "criminals" ( Mitt Romney at Fox News) that come in US at tourist visas and then study at expense of US citizens.
No we should ban foreigner to do IT job in USA as is to many US IT workers unemployed. Especially we should jail "criminals" ( Mitt Romney at Fox News) that come in US at tourist visas and then study at expense of US citizens.
I was referring to "good schools" not top tier schools. The top tier and Ivy are mostly out of reach for International students because they are very expensive. The ones that manage to get in, are either very rich back home, or get a scholarship to attend the school. If cost was not a prohibiting factor, you would see a lot more Asians in the top tier schools.
I don't have the stats to prove my 50% statistic, but I have had friends in good schools like SUNY Buffalo, SUNY Binghamton, Baruch, Syracuse Univ, Univ of Texas - Dallas, IIT Chicago, Georgia State, etc and each one had a vast majority of Asian students. This was back in early 2000's. I doubt the stats may have changed significantly.
I do not consider Indian and Chinese capable people. Especially Indians. And I'm sure they will tear down any company to ground if they are management. Just how happened with City group. Source - carpenter contractor that work with all possible races and nations. Especially with Indians I do not have any business. It is not imaginable that any Indian doctor will ever touch any one of my family.
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Originally Posted by tipitop
No we should ban foreigner to do IT job in USA as is to many US IT workers unemployed. Especially we should jail "criminals" ( Mitt Romney at Fox News) that come in US at tourist visas and then study at expense of US citizens.
So your real beef is with anyone who is non-American. There isn't any point in even trying to present facts since your xenophobic vision has clouded your ability to have any rational discussion.
I attended a good university and have been involved with other good universities (comp eng, comp sci, human-computer interaction, physics, and economics) and I can honestly say that there's few foreign students and first generation immigrants. The ones that are first generation are 1.5 generation immigrants. There's a lot of second generation immigrants, however. Primarily from Asian and East European countries.
My brother just finished his CS Master's from Georgia Tech which is typically considered a top 5 MS program and he said 60-70% of the students in his class were immigrants or 1st generation Americans, so maybe it depends on where you are or if you are in undergrad or grad.
In my cohort in my PhD program there were 6 of us and 4 of the 6 were immigrants or first generation Americans. I think it gets more common the further up the education chain you go.
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