Thats ironic... most of the English companies Ive worked for complain they cant get skilled Indians....
One thing about working in Scotland - they just dont seem to have shipped in boatloads of FTVs.... very rarely see them here.
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At my current client we regularly get Indian sweets to share between us. Very nice. (Think about a group of slavering dogs fighting over a bowl of Chum and you get the picture.) But I'd rather have better job security, higher pay ...Originally posted by n5goonerurm...Indian Pmips.....prehaps they could take us for a Curry.
But ... Indian companies are complaining that they cannot get skilled staff.
Fungus.
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urm...Indian Pmips.....prehaps they could take us for a Curry.Originally posted by mcquiggdWhats the average salary for a recruitment agent in India.. ?
I get more and more calls every day from foreign chappies acting as agents... hopefully they'll soon outsource the lot.
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Whats the average salary for a recruitment agent in India.. ?
I get more and more calls every day from foreign chappies acting as agents... hopefully they'll soon outsource the lot.
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Opens books....checks page 312...."Ah, I think you've used that one a few times before DA.only have yourselves to blame
In fact, I am convinced you seem to take a perverse pleasure in rolling it off at us IT contractors, as if somehow the reason why our jobs have migrated to alien shores is purely because we single-handedly installed the telecommunications infrastructure necessary to make it happen.
The reason jobs went off shore is because of shareholder and corporate greed. That was the driving force. The infrastructure was merely the vector that made it possible. The greed existed long before the infrastructure.
Telling us that we have ourselves to blame, is somewhat akin to telling an arms dealer that he is responsible for people dying. It's a fallacious argument, since the arms dealer is not the one pulling the trigger. He may be an accessory (through supply) to murder....but he ain't the murderer.
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How so dodgy?
Is it cos we is money grabbing bastards?
Or is it cos we don't lick the arses of agents wot like the FTV's do?
Pray tell.
Personally they can shift the whole ******* lot to India lock stock and barrel.
Good riddance to the festering dog spew IT projects.
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If any of you are pissed off that so much work has gone to India then you only have yourselves to blameOriginally posted by DimPrawnDoomed I tell yer!
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Yes some do come to the UK, and no they are not worse off. They get free accommodation and can save lots. What gets me is that they cost as much as a UK worker, and yet UK companies employ them. Some are good, a few are very good, but many are mediocre, and a few are awful. The problem is that from a bean counter's perspective they look good on paper. They can get N workers for X months for a given number of gold coins.Originally posted by sunnysanI would bet a lot of those guys come to London and get a job for 30k and realise that they wehre better off earning 5k in India than 30k in London.
They also get the chance to see another culture, and maybe appreciate India, or scarper and become a UK resident as often happens.
Colleagues with children are not encouraging their kids to go into IT as they consider that off-shoring has killed job prospects.
Fungus
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The figures dont mean diddly as the cost of living is no where near as bad as here in England.Originally posted by ancientProject manager: £5,220
Software engineer: £5,344
Accountant: £2,956
Sales rep: £2,464
Production worker: £964
Source: Mercer Human Resource Consulting
Hmmm... Perhaps I should outsource my accounting
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4436692.stm
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So what
I would bet a lot of those guys come to London and get a job for 30k and realise that they wehre better off earning 5k in India than 30k in London.
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I hope that was a joke ...Originally posted by ChicoIs that per annum or monthy?
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Perhaps you already are.Originally posted by ancientHmmm... Perhaps I should outsource my accounting
Apparently some “large” contractor accountancy companies already outsource the work to India.
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Average Pay in India
Project manager: £5,220
Software engineer: £5,344
Accountant: £2,956
Sales rep: £2,464
Production worker: £964
Source: Mercer Human Resource Consulting
Hmmm... Perhaps I should outsource my accounting
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4436692.stmLast edited by ancient; 15 November 2005, 13:19.Tags: None
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