[datricker]

Once a company gets a CEO that is Indian, suddenly much of the workforce becomes Indian...I do believe there’s some supremacy floating around that goes unsaid.
This is what happened/is happening at the place I got laid off from - stock is through the roof. Americans get laid off and H1Bs stay, work moves offshore or to India - I got let go by two non Americans on the main dude Indian.
I went from getting stock as incentive to stay because I was a valuable employee under American CEO to position eliminated because of reorganization under Indian CEO.
I've been around engineers my whole life I've ceased being impressed with the lot of them a while ago - Indian engineers and tech biz types even less impressed.
How many of these Indian immigrants encourage their kids to join the military?
Bunch of nepotistic charlatans.

[fuzzylogic]

In fairness, the chances of becoming a citizen is low. They wait over a decade just to get permanent residency, another 10-15 to get citizenship...so we’re not encouraging them to ‘become American’ and I’d expect that to trickle down to their kids.

If they have any change in employment, primary address, even if the business moves office...they have to go through a bunch of immigration hassles, more paperwork. Even the very good engineers I’ve met from there really have no plans for the long term.

Your story is not uncommon though, sorry to hear that. I saw the same at Visteon in Detroit. Once a flourishing engineering HQ, called ‘The Village’...now a ghost town, only a skeleton crew.