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> So the Accenture engineer probably gets paid a lot less than you. Given that roughly 1/3 of Accenture employees are in the US, is there any evidence for you
by cscurmudgeon 4y ago
> So the Accenture engineer probably gets paid a lot less than you.
Given that roughly 1/3 of Accenture employees are in the US, is there any evidence for you to believe that this was someone outside the US?
- slt2021 4y agoeven in the US accenture's IT is not known for high wages. The only reason people stay there is being enslaved by US work visa like L-1, which allows Accenture to pay below market wage and keep employees on a short leash. You won't be able to find a single american software engineer in Accenture, because of work conditions and wages, all engineers are foreigners on visas. The only americans there are salesmen and admin staff.
- cscurmudgeon 4y ago> You won't be able to find a single american software engineer in Accenture, because of work conditions and wages, all engineers are foreigners on visas. That is false. You do know that legally Accenture has to go above market wages in that locale for H1B workers?
- hkxer 4y agoUsing your own stat, it is objectively probable (66% chance) that this was someone outside the US.
- cscurmudgeon 4y agoThat is not my stat. It was provided by the OP. 1. How much of that split is between engineers and non engineers? 2. Outside the US can also imply other high cost regions like London. All I am asking is evidence this was a low paid non-US engineer that caused this not assumptions rooted in bigotry.