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One of the things you might want to remember when outsourcing to India: most of the best developers tend to jump to product companies sooner or later. The best
by sudhirj 10y ago
One of the things you might want to remember when outsourcing to India: most of the best developers tend to jump to product companies sooner or later. The best Indian offshoring companies tend to charge around USD 50 / hour, out of which the developers see about $3 (college grads) to $20 (10+ years) per hour. The rest of it goes to managers and overheads. And this is the best companies. The more mass market ones charge $20 to $30 an hour.
The better devs know that their possible value to the company is always capped, and because the country has a huge number of engineering graduates rubber stamped by a network of substandard universities and colleges, developers are usually very easily replaceable cogs.
So Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Flipkart, Freshdesk, Hike, and a lot of smaller not known Indian companies that develop specialized tech is where folks tend to go.
- fgpwd 10y agoIn my previous company (a very big, reputable US Consulting company), I was charged at 40$ an hour to my clients in the US, but I got only 2-4$ an hour out of it. My monthly pay was fixed at around 550$, and I would have to work 8-12 hours everyday. This is a typical salary for a college graduate from a fairly good (in the top 15) engineering college in India.