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March 15, 2004

Americans/Europeans etc.. - Moving to India for Jobs

That's when his Las Vegas-based company, Creative Healthcare Solutions, which provides Internet technology services to healthcare clients, started seeing jobs being awarded to companies in India and China.

Instead of protesting against the offshoring of work that might have gone to U.S. firms like his, Dunn, 55, has decided to get in on the game. Call it a case of, "If you can't beat them, collaborate with them."

Recently, Dunn found himself contacting head hunters in Bangalore -- southern India's Silicon Valley -- where many information technology (IT) and other white-collar jobs have sprouted in recent years.

Today, experts say, there are about 30,000 foreigners working in India. That's a virtual drop in the bucket for a country that has a population of more than 1 billion -- and far less than the 250,000 foreigners (mostly English) living in India some 60 years ago, just before India's independence in 1947.

But the number of people willing to uproot themselves from homes in New York to become expatriates in New Delhi is expected to grow in coming years. In fact, it's already become easier for Indian employers to attract foreign workers.

Sent by Kiran Kumar Jakkaraju, Source CNN: Job seekers look to India - Mar. 12, 2004

Well, looks like I am always in the wrong places @ wrong time. I was in India/Asia when IT was booming and in US when IT is in deep recession.

I guess I will have to look for challenging opportunity in India and get back and make a difference.

Anybody listening?

Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at March 15, 2004 09:55 AM Perma Link
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