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> some people from India in India, and some people from India in the office. The people from India in the office were generally pretty good and a pleasure to wo
by MiroF 6y ago
> some people from India in India, and some people from India in the office. The people from India in the office were generally pretty good and a pleasure to work with, and the people from India in India seemed lower quality.
There is a massive selection effect occurring here.
- bryanrasmussen 6y agoProbably, but actually I've had the same situation in a couple places, but I think marcosdumay had a good explanation as to why it would be like that https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23301586 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23301586
- MiroF 6y ago> Probably, but actually I've had the same situation in a couple places ? I'm confused how this would impact the selection bias, marcosdumay's comment seems to jive with mine - here what I mean is the average Indian-American who has moved to America for tech jobs is going to be different from the average Indian hired in an outsourcing capacity in India, so you can't compare the two and attribute the differences solely to remote work.