Do you have any idea why the Indian banks are more enterprising?

Understand too that what is good for the goose is good for the gander.Say all of your tenants are white, and a Chrokee Indian makes an application.

Be like the Indians and go where the Buffalo are.

Given our loose policies about keeping engineering talent in the country I can guarantee you that it will be a major undertaking to ramp up scientific and engineering skillsets if we don't throw tax money at people to keep them interested in the industry.My wife and I are both electrical engineers and I can tell you with certainty that we both would have exited the industry immediately if we were forced to compete with Indian labor for industry jobs coming out of school.

hi guys, i have been here for almost 4 days and had been going through all the posts mentioned here. and now would like to enter officially.originally from mumbai, but had stayed for almost 6 years in chicago. presently in mumbai, but would love to enter the real estate market. i want to build up a portfolio for my daughter who is US citizen and try to build her future. initially i am interested in cash flow. but it all depends as time progresses.so would like your input and all your help in my future deals.thank you again

Some of the best server support that we got was from the Indian techs.

We bid out our most valuable positions to Indians willing to work for 30% of what people in The States will work for.

An Indian company, on the other hand, just needs to see what a U.S. company is doing and implement it in India with a lower labor cost.

Originally posted by Rob Garcia:...I'm not an outsourced Indian who will kill your relationships...I can't tell you how many relationships I've had killed by outsourced Indians doing my BPOs...Thank you for being brave enough to address this problem head-on.Now, if we could only do something about the nationalized Germans who are constantly forgetting to give me my receipt at the pharmacy...it's an epidemic, I tell you...

I used to work for an Indian newspaper in Boston and actually had a meeting with some of the editors of the Associated Press's online press release division back in 2001.