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In his criticism, replace American grads with corporations and you get: Many corporations are looking to enter the tech field are preoccupied with getting rich
by kqr2 17y ago
In his criticism, replace American grads with corporations and you get:
Many corporations are looking to enter the tech field are preoccupied with getting rich
Of course, corporations want a cheap labor workforce that they don't have to train.
A good college education should give you a solid foundation for learning new things; not just job training.
- avner 17y agoI concur. It should also be noted that the work culture in the US is different than that of India. Very often, foreign companies investing in the U.S. make the mistake of expecting the same uniformity in the local workforce that they are used to seeing back home. I should also mention the monumental levels of competition overseas students like in India have to clear to have a shot at a school like IIT, and I guess this radiates into everything else that follows. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Institutes_of_Technology#Entrance_competition http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Institutes_of_Technology...