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To: CanadianFella
Huh? I have yet to meet an Indian that was a "genius" compared to most of my American IT friends. This issue isn't based on skills or abilities, it is based on short-sighted companies that would rather hire someone for $10-$20 an hour instead of $50-$60.

The entire point is that most of these off-shore programmers are of low quality. How do I know that? I've seen 3 such projects turn into diseasters. The dot-com collapse is an entirely different issue.

8 posted on 11/17/2002 7:41:08 AM PST by The Toad
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To: The Toad
I have yet to meet an Indian that was a "genius" compared to most of my American IT friends.

I am all for an "Americans first" policy, but I have to disagree with this statement. I would stack some of my Indian colleagues against any American IT programmer. They're just like anyone else; there are good ones and there are not so good ones. Just as with any potential employee, you have to do a good job screening when you hire.

46 posted on 11/17/2002 9:56:23 AM PST by ContraryMary
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