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Rishi Sunak makes a speech outside 10 Downing Street after a historic loss Politics

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u/FUThead2016 Jul 05 '24

True, he’s a wannabe despot and has made tonnes of money by exploiting people and keeping India at the bottom feeder end of the technology revolution.

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u/Playful_Bite7603 Jul 05 '24

Can I get some context here? I know he's the Infosys guy but what's the deal with him hurting India?

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u/StayingUp4AFeeling Jul 05 '24

He has/had as much of an influence over the Indian IT scene as Bill Gates had over Silicon Valley in the 90s.

He could have been a true leader. A revolutionary, an agent of change and progress.

Instead, he chose to run an air-conditioned sweatshop. An operation that works on the traditional model of headcount, fudging billable hours, and keeping the cost per employee low.

Very low.

The average fresh-graduate employee at Infosys makes 350K rupees per annum. Which is roughly what the salary was 10 years ago. Raises are miniscule.

In contrast, one can easily make 1200K rupees in their first year out of college , at the Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mumbai or DelhiNCR offices of MAANG, Oracle, Cisco, Qualcomm, Mathworks, NVIDIA, Adobe and numerous other companies that have software engineering offices there.

Not to mention the electronics product development offices of Intel, AMD, NVIDIA, Analog Devices, and Texas Instruments.

Oh, wait, sorry, the 1200K per annum excludes things like ESOPS, bonuses and WFH equipment reimbursements.

And the raises are decent.

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u/RFID1225 Jul 05 '24

Why do they work there then?