3 ms·
No I'm saying a group of relatives from India methodically only hire eachother and use vicious politics to climb the ladder in american corporations. I watched
by ldjkfkdsjnv 4y ago
No I'm saying a group of relatives from India methodically only hire eachother and use vicious politics to climb the ladder in american corporations. I watched it occur over a decade and still see the hiring updates on LinkedIn, "I am proud to announce we have hired XYZ from other big corp as the new head of data and governance."
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]
- hadlock 4y agoThis is very common/normal. My last company got eaten in a merger (acquisition) most of the senior leadership from the old company, are now at a competing company. They did not all end up there by random chance. Network network network. It's self reinforcing, because those people know who will get the job done, and make them look good doing it. It's often better to hire a known good person, rather than roll the dice on someone new.
- pictureofabear 4y agoThis is only common and normal in corrupt countries.
- ceres 4y agoWhat you and the parent are describing are two different things. The parent is talking about ethnic nepotism which isn’t just “network network network”.
- aaaaaaaaata 4y agoIt is if you're not talented — these people are here, commenting now, that think solely "meeting people" and convincing them to give you things is enough of a life skill to go off of.
- thatguy0900 4y agoThere's quite a difference between hiring old coworkers and hiring family, though
- hitekker 4y agoEthnic nepotism is not normal. It's one thing to hire people you know, it's another thing to discriminate and hire members of your own family.