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Re:Seattle could become the first city to ban caste discrimi... by anovikov on Monday February 20, 2023 @11:49PM (#34876751)
Always makes me wondering - why do these people work in Indian-managed companies? Outside of Indian expats, no one knows or gives a damn about castes. And this is probably the most toxic environment to work in, anyway - Indian companies are known for their power games and nepotism. Why choose them?
Re:Seattle could become the first city to ban caste discrimi... by yeahbutiguess on Tuesday February 21, 2023 @12:21AM (#34877013)
I would assume that anywhere you work, the opportunity for discrimination exists independent of who is a manager.
Re:Seattle could become the first city to ban caste discrimi... by anovikov on Tuesday February 21, 2023 @01:58AM (#34877664)
Just not caste discrimination. No one who isn't from India or Bangladesh (and partially, Pakistan), has a slightest idea what a caste is and which of them are "better".
Re:Seattle could become the first city to ban caste discrimi... by yeahbutiguess on Tuesday February 21, 2023 @11:50PM (#34891789)
My point is that people other than management influence your career. From interviews to mentorship to peer feedback there's lots of places where discrimination can creep in.
Re:Seattle could become the first city to ban caste discrimi... by anovikov on Wednesday February 22, 2023 @02:17AM (#34892645)
We Russians face the same problem (except all us are a "bad" caste). Solution is to try hard to work in environment with no other Russians or Russian-speakers.
Re:Seattle could become the first city to ban caste discrimi... by unmole on Tuesday February 21, 2023 @04:43PM (#34887883)
> why do these people work in Indian-managed companies?

Let me get this straight: You are wondering why people work for companies like Google, Microsoft, VmWare or Adobe?