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What makes someone in India (or the EU for that matter) an inherently worse developer than someone in the US? (Unless that’s not what you’re implying?)
by cj 11mo ago
What makes someone in India (or the EU for that matter) an inherently worse developer than someone in the US?
(Unless that’s not what you’re implying?)
- whoknowsidont 11mo agoNothing. Don't think I said that, I certainly don't think it.
- cj 11mo agoIn that case I’m having trouble following your logic
- whoknowsidont 11mo agoNot sure where the gap would be, it's pretty straight forward.
- ipaddr 11mo agoFor India they culturally value different skills and roles. They value pair programming and treat great ideas from juniors as a negative. Japan has a different work culture that doesn't fit the open model in the west. The issue in the EU is local EU companies don't pay as well because they don't have to (little competition). And a culture of not paying high salaries but paying higher taxes.