Recently, a techie pointed out that Americans work comfortably according to normal hours, whereas indians are compelled to attend meetings at odd hours. He attacked this on Reddit, calling it a "slavery mindset." indian workers even adapt to US daylight savings time, he noted, normalizing an unjust system.
"We indians still have that slavery mindset," he stated. "Your manager forces you into odd-hour calls, but US counterparts never step beyond their 9 am to 7 pm window."
He went on to say that indian personnel work past midnight since daylight savings time pushes meetings even later. While American managers like the promotions, indians would be happy to give up their time.
On the social networking site, the post provoked discussion. One person said, "Desi managers act more goras than the goras." Another commented, "They're just colleagues with white skin," about the way indian offices treat foreign visitors like celebrities.
Some, however, pointed out that it is not quite accurate, since one of them revealed that his American coworkers occasionally woke up at six in the morning to be ready for the indian squad. Others justified the systems by claiming that the rules are defined by the clients.
The widely shared post has attracted a lot of attention and brought attention to the dissatisfaction of young Indians. It brings up the crucial question of why indian laborers go above and above for American businesses.
"We indians still have that slavery mindset," he stated. "Your manager forces you into odd-hour calls, but US counterparts never step beyond their 9 am to 7 pm window."
He went on to say that indian personnel work past midnight since daylight savings time pushes meetings even later. While American managers like the promotions, indians would be happy to give up their time.
On the social networking site, the post provoked discussion. One person said, "Desi managers act more goras than the goras." Another commented, "They're just colleagues with white skin," about the way indian offices treat foreign visitors like celebrities.
Some, however, pointed out that it is not quite accurate, since one of them revealed that his American coworkers occasionally woke up at six in the morning to be ready for the indian squad. Others justified the systems by claiming that the rules are defined by the clients.
The widely shared post has attracted a lot of attention and brought attention to the dissatisfaction of young Indians. It brings up the crucial question of why indian laborers go above and above for American businesses.
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