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For disclosure, I am not a high caste Indian, and both sides of my family eat meat. The main issue is that a good chuck of tech folks upvoting and making this
by belltaco 4y ago
For disclosure, I am not a high caste Indian, and both sides of my family eat meat.
The main issue is that a good chuck of tech folks upvoting and making this a big don't want to understand. They want to use this as an issue to not let Indians get promoted to managerial positions instead of them. It becomes easier now to say "hey, Indians are casteist, don't make them a managers'.
It's similar to how there is always mass confusion around here for the requirements for scouting for local applicants for work visas vs green card applications.
They don't seem to be looking for facts, that's why the discussions are so strange with real experiences downvoted, and some vague notions of high rates of caste discrimination in the US are upvoted.
- satvikpendem 4y agoIt's a bit interesting that you had that disclaimer, not commenting on it but just noticing it myself. I am honestly not sure why Indians would not become managers. A lot of Indian managers have existed in the companies I've been at.
- known 4y ago[dead]