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As an Indian undergraduate who is looking forward to a job, I find this very intimidating. I have always known consultancy based companies are shit and treat em
by shubhamjain 13y ago
As an Indian undergraduate who is looking forward to a job, I find this very intimidating. I have always known consultancy based companies are shit and treat employees none better than a herd of sheeps, too easy to get another one. But I had better thoughts about product companies.
I can suggest another option though, start building a portfolio and have open source contribution that put you out of the cheap crowd.I am sure there are enough jobs at good hourly rates for people who can deliver quality. Even our hacker news "seeking freelancer" thread s offer pretty amazing set of opportunities.
- kops 13y ago> As an Indian undergraduate who is looking forward to a job, I find this very intimidating. Please don't. Because those of us who have good experiences do not find it particularly necessary to be vocal about it. There are good places and there are bad places i.e. you have a choice. Even if you start with a bad place, then don't think twice and quit the job the day it starts to suck. As for the culture, I worked for all sorts of managers and never experienced any cultural bias.