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[quote=rajram123;92225]While it is upto the individual whether to buy and own a BMW/Merc type car in India (at some point I thought about it too having driven Audis and Lexuses in the USA). Here is my take: 1. In India there are very few people or none who know or appreciate what a BMW or merc is ...

[quote=apgnt;92592]Hi An Indian MNC made me a job offer in NJ at 100k. I have over 10 years of experience in BI and data warehousing. They mentioned this as level "C1" and "onsite co-ordinator". I have been working as a contractor for all these years and just wanted to get some project management ...

[quote=angel02;87604]Can someone tell me especially any Female - IT Professional as how is the IT professional life in office in Bangalore at various employee level (developer, Middle Mgmt, Senior Mgmt). Since last 1-2 months we have spoken to many friends/ex-colleague, some says they comeback home ...

Why dont you buy it in India? In Indian cities a BMW or a merc is just a status symbol with no percieved additional utility (compared to a honda civic). You will be stuck in traffic anyways. Also for the "status" it offers it does not matter if it is a 325 328 or a 330. BMW will be enough to ...

You can look at managing the indian IT shop of a US MNC. They usually have good budget for network ops, server ops, DBA and desktop support. Your main job would be to see that ops are smooth and that there are no outages. You would have to ensure good service. Other option is to join wipro etc where ...

[quote=pazham;90948]What would be the best option for a person R2Iing. Find a job and move there with a job or move there and start looking for a job. Based on the current job market.[/quote] Find a Job and then move. To negotiate you need something in hand. Also if you land in India people can ask ...

My benefits got "readjusted" and I guess I might be poorer by a couple of Lakh rupees.

[quote=dhr;90728]That is pathetic, really these experiences make us negative towards these so called big company in India, which is bad[/quote] Recruiters in India are unprofessional. However recruiting in India is very chaotic. [LIST] [*]Staffing for anticipated projects is where people will scout ...

Wage hikes will be intresting to see. Already service companies have stopped staffing for the bench and their bench norms have changed from 25 % to 5 %.