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• piyush_soni 9y ago
  It's not what I'm talking about though. These are Indian companies which mostly employ only Indian people, all of whom might be cheap from your standards. I was mainly talking about the American companies that are employing both Americans and Indian H-1Bs, and are allegedly paying less to the similarly qualified Indian workers than their American counter parts (because that's where an average US citizen seems to have a problem with 'cheap Indians' snatching their jobs). These Indian companies' (Infosys, TCS etc.) jobs were anyway not "American jobs" to begin with, so there's no chance of Indians snatching them. I personally don't have a problem with equally qualified Indians getting paid less than the American counterparts as well, even if that might be the (illegal) case. In a free market, whoever provides best quality with the cheapest price wins anyway (and the employer gets to decide what 'quality' means to them), so I don't understand all the whining. Eventually, it's American companies that get benefited by these cheap workers, growing American economy. The local people, then would need to lower their rates to match the competition. That's what happens across the world.