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"Humiliating Non Indaians"

"Humiliating Non Indaians"

Comment #113: No Credit for One's Work?

I worked for an Indian manager. I did all the work and never got any credits for. I wasn’t allowed to talk when my Indian coworker was doing presentations for my work. I was so depressed and humiliated. Of course when I told her I was leaving, she was so pissed, but she knew I was the only one can do the job which can helping her promotion. She offered me a raise, I told her no matter what Her offer was I would not stay. No matter where you go, as long as you’re in IT, you have to work with Indians. They usually stick together to help each other’s until pushing you out. I really don’t have anything positive about it.

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