> The ones who come over here beat out all the ones back home for it. While there is some truth to it, it's important to keep in mind that there are quite a fe

> The ones who come over here beat out all the ones back home for it. While there is some truth to it, it's important to keep in mind that there are quite a few exceptions to it. Many people have returned from US for various reasons. Many simply didn't go to US because of visa hassles or personal reasons. As an example, I refused an H1B assignment for a boring Enterprise SW job in Arizona that would have paid 4500$/mo, instead opting for a career with local startups which has worked our rather well, both professionally and personally. (A job with a startup in US sounds definitely better to me than one in India. Few are willing to sponsor H1B though.) What I mean is that career options in USA are not universally attractive. Some jobs in India are much better than some jobs in US.