I can't believe these people! They're ruining the images from the beautiful Robot series of books!
I admit the movie looks kinda cool, but why spoil the "I, Robot" name?
This sucks... I'm very disappointed.
All Indian software professionals speak English, or at least 99% of them do. It may not be flawless, and some people may have accents, but its no big barrier in understanding stuff.
And in the large cities, like Bangalore, Delhi, Mumbai, etc., most people speak English.
No need to learn the local languages.
Unless someone wants to move to India forever, it doesnt make financial sense. Indian software companies are not going to pay more for an American working in India just because he is American (or whatever country he comes from). And so people moving there will have to work at the going salaries of that market.
And with those salaries, you cant retire very comfortably in the United States, for example.
So, anyone interested in a permanent move?
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I couldn't agree more! These people piss me off!
I can't believe these people! They're ruining the images from the beautiful Robot series of books! I admit the movie looks kinda cool, but why spoil the "I, Robot" name? This sucks... I'm very disappointed.
All Indian software professionals speak English, or at least 99% of them do. It may not be flawless, and some people may have accents, but its no big barrier in understanding stuff. And in the large cities, like Bangalore, Delhi, Mumbai, etc., most people speak English. No need to learn the local languages.
Unless someone wants to move to India forever, it doesnt make financial sense. Indian software companies are not going to pay more for an American working in India just because he is American (or whatever country he comes from). And so people moving there will have to work at the going salaries of that market. And with those salaries, you cant retire very comfortably in the United States, for example. So, anyone interested in a permanent move?