There's a difference in the quality of life between India and America. If you're starting up in India, you have accepted this difference. Correspondingly, there

There's a difference in the quality of life between India and America. If you're starting up in India, you have accepted this difference. Correspondingly, there are differences in the operational reality you face in India as a startup trying to grow. The systems in general work differently than in America. At the same time, if you push through you get to stay on top of your domain a lot longer for that very same reason. Above all, it's a lot cooler working at a startup or starting your own company than working at a big established corporate in India. The jobs available are still not that great. Most of the work at Indian corporates is the second rate work the cutting edge doesn't want to mess with and therefore offloads. This is why there been a boom in India's startup scene in the last five years.