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Mostly ATs that you see on the roads are driven by R2I NRIs. Although AT is picking up as even the Indian customers have started to like them. But it will be a while before it becomes really popular. For ATs compact cars I10 seems to be popular and if you go to the sedans City seems to be popular ...

10L is a very low offer. Do not take it with a idea of coming to India with that job and later move to another good job. Your USP is US degree with 5 years of US exp. but with a low datum of current salary it would be very difficult to try with higher pay once you land up in India. I R2I in 2006 ...

Friends, I have a MS degree from USA and with 25 years of global automotive experience (18 year in US). My domain expertise is mainly in Interiors, Safety, BIW and CAE. I spent time in engineering, program mangement, launch, manufacturing with responsibilities at various levels. Currently I am ...

Yes you may want to come with that spirit and try it out. We R2I in 2006. Tried and tried and mentally preparing to go back. In my opinion there is only on reason which is EMOTIONAL to R2I. Taking of parents, raising chidren in Indian way, belongingness etc... only look good for discussion the fact ...

Vanuma,

Most of the years are in vehicle development - interiors, safety, BIW. Also worked in areas of CAE and manufacture.

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[quote=csvirus;66290]Perhaps we could use this thread to grade our satisfaction level after R2I. Maybe the members of this group could share the following important statistics: 1. Number of years after R2I: 2. Satisfaction level (scale of 1 - 10), 10 being max satisfied: 3. Single most disturbing ...

Nair&Nair, 12 -15 lakhs is what they would pay for your exp. Be sure you visit the place before accepting the job. Make sure the job profile , reporting structure are all written and agreed upon. Even though you are saying this is a MNC there is a Indian element to it as it is in India. You are in ...

I R2Ied to India in May 2006 after 18 years in US automotive exp. I worked for a company for 18 months and quit. It all depends on what you want to do here in India. There are lots of opportunities you may find but I would like to caution you do not accept any jobs over the phone or through emails ...

[quote=Chicago Desi;73909]It is true that Tata do not have the technology. There is a whole division of Tata called Tata Autocomp that is set up to create joint ventures with foreign manufacturers all over the world to facilitate technology transfer. This applies to every single piece of technology ...

Freinds,

I R2Ied in May 2006 and started working for a Indian automotive supplier company ever since and quit recently. I would like to talk to R2Iites in the space in the automotive industry to share/exchange info.

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