The Survey Comments

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"It is Highly Likely That it is a Fake Degree"

Comment #87: Unprecedented Levels of Toxicity and Dishonesty and Ostracism?

In addition to discrimination, Indians bring a level of toxicity and dishonesty never seen before in other countries. When an Indian claims that he has a degree, it i

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"Students Know More Than Indian PhDs?"

Comment #88: Fake PhDs?

I live in Singapore and have attended two separate IT courses taught by Indians. They couldn't answer qns by students and I knew more than the teachers did. One of the instructors had a PhD from Malaysia, which is a wh

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"Hiring Substandard Faculty Because of Indian Leadership"

Comment #89: Indians Hiring Indians Only Because They Are Indian?

Indians notoriously promote mediocracy not only in IT but in the education sector also. Universities like the University of Texas, Arlington, California State University hires

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"Big 6 like Delloite, PWC etc. are Dominated by Indians Who Provide Info to Indian IT Co."

Comment #90: Non-Indian Resumes are Thrown in the Trash?

I have very much been a victim of this menace having applied for many jobs in the past 2+ years and still searching. I fully endorse the survey resu

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"How Much do Indian Recruiters Take?"

Comment #91: Keeping Most of the Hourly Rate?

I think they are keeping a significant portion of my rate.

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"No Job Offers Through Indian Recruiters?"

Comment #92: Decline the Indian Right to Represent?

I am requesting Direct client info only these days. If a RTR is required, then I decline - previously I conceded to

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Introduction to the Survey

This is the survey on Indian IT discrimination. This mini-site is broken down into just a few tabs.

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