Has anyone worked in India?

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beduin012017-10-27 13:05:34

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beduin01, 2017-10-27 13:05:34

Now everyone is going to the USA / Europe, but I would like to know if anyone has tried to go to other countries. India, China etc.
I understand that purely technically there are "their own" billion people, but there are companies there and we are Europeans for them.
Question. Where\how to look for a stationary job there? Who has tried it and what are the results?

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Nikita, 2017-10-27
@AgentProvocateur

By analogy: “Why don’t Muscovites go to work on a construction site in Tajikistan? It’s clear that there are a million of “their” hungry people there, but they are also building something there, and we are Europeans for them”)) Do you understand the absurdity of the question?
Why can't you do the same as 4 million Indian coders, but in your own country in more favorable conditions? Specifically:
China is a completely different topic, it is a closed market system that serves itself, into which it is extremely difficult to integrate. If, for some reason, relocation to the countries of the "golden billion" does not attract, then it is more rational to consider the Arab regions, there are examples .

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Sergey, 2017-10-27
@begemot_sun

There is nothing to do in India. There are Indians, and they will close you by their skills and capabilities by 100500%.
Everything is simple. Money flows from where it is expensive to where it is cheap.
Europe\America - expensive.
Russia \ India - cheap.

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Sergey Nizhny Novgorod, 2017-10-27
@Terras

From personal experience, I can say that I collaborated with whales - they made an automation system for a large tea supplier to Russia. And I can’t call this experience a good one - the chief godfather treats everyone like garbage, and if the whales themselves can still be called that (for lazy and stupid nobles who do everything through their ass), then you’re just for the company, and it’s annoying .
In general, I refused that cooperation, although they paid higher than I received in the Russian Federation, but mentally it did not agree.

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Puma Thailand, 2017-10-28
@opium

there are also articles on habré about china and about india
in general, there is no special point in going to india, such a certain downshifting, you can work remotely for a lot of money with a free schedule for Americans and live cheaply and comfortably in india.
in China, if you work, you need to know Chinese, and there are very few such people