@coolcoder56 Maybe but thats true for few teams. Most of the new team members pray that today should go well.
These companies may not force to work for 16 hours but make sure you give those hours to them.
@Abhishekf1 hey d******k read the statement. UP gave 8 prime ministers and KA gave one. That too was most corrupt. Your rotten mind is bimaru not the people in north .. rice bag sala.
@PriyaCeladine Why not other cities developed like Bengaluru? Maharaja Wadiyar forgot to develop Mysuru only? British preferred Bengaluru due to its climate & later gov. for security.
One Kannadiga activist tell us what future development they did to safeguard KA without IT.
@ShyamSPrasad Bro you have to apply for the job. If you are happy being broker, landlord and used to for easy money then job is not for you. For a fresher role we hardly got 2 Kannadiga in 15 profiles in shortlisting phase. Later 1 did not attend interview and other was not skilled for role.
@anilkmr_m First chance you get & move to US and talking about Kannadiga privileges 😃
There was shortage then other state people got chances. Companies pay flight tickets to other state people just to join interviews. Its not that simple.
Its a high time @CMOfficeUP should take a call and invite companies to start branch in UP specifically Noida, Lucknow & Prayagraj and transfer their UP Bihar employees to these offices. Give them resources & subsidy, make lucrative offers.
@myogiadityanath
I have lived all my life in Bangalore. I am as Kannadiga as one can be. Complete Kannadiga roots on both sides of my parents family. And I am saying what I am saying next given my love for my State and the language.
1. Bangalore has not become what it has become due to any single Govt or Party. It has become this despite the Govts or with the help of all Govts!!
2. IT/ITES is not a function of our weather or the Cauvery water. This is not a sector dependent on natural resources like power or mining or ports. It is dependent on an ecosystem which has been built over the last 2 decades. It could have been built anywhere!
3. I have been working with IT/ITES companies for 2 decades now. Most of them admit the talent available in Bangalore is not comparable to anything anywhere in the country.
4. The ecosystem has been built and is thriving here because the sector placed importance on merit over anything else. They hired good people from everywhere and built the base here.
5. IT/ITES companies create 2-3 times the jobs of their head count. The number of cabs (drivers/owners), cafeterias, hospitality and the general increase in economic activity has created a lot of jobs.
So... looking at locals bein employed only in IT companies is a myopic view.
Own case: I have been able to build a good company with nearly 50 people now only due to what Bangalore has been in the last 20 years. If it was what it was in 90s... I would have had to go to Mumbai to do the kind of International tax work that I do here. So, as a local I may not have been employed by the IT Sector but I am employed and earning well due to the IT sector.
The sector that got impacted the least due to Covid was IT. In fact it expanded. The point being ... It is not a sector like automobiles or heavy industry for a factory to be fixed to a location for decades. They can work from anywhere WFH proved it. Which means that it can be relocated with greater ease than manufacturing.
We can lose the ecosystem quicker than it was built. I really hope we dont take an axe and cut the branch that we are sitting on. The people wanting IT sector to employ locals are not considering the indirect employment nor the impact of the sector on our State's Economy at large. Direct employment isnt everything. The Bangalore RE sector has so many large companies today due to the IT boom. Would we had a Ritz-Carlton and a Shangri-La and a Four Seasons opening here ahead of most other cities in India without the IT Sector feeding it? Would we have been the start up capital of the world in all new-age sectors without the IT boom of the early 2000s?? What about the people they employ? Helathcare. Retail. Entertainment. Multiple other sectors. We can go on discussing the second order impact.
In the 1990s... we had zero connectivity to the world from our airport. Even in early 2000s... most international travel was through Mumbai or Chennai. Remember? Today we have one of the busiest airport in the country with most important countries being a direct flight away!! What about the employment created due to this???
I hope better sense prevails. I too want my State to be the best. I too want Kannadigas to be thriving and doing well. But this method being employed now is not the way to go about it. Whatever hs to be done has to be done by an elected Govt alone. @DKShivakumar@PriyankKharge@MBPatil
@Praj_Bhandary Nothing will happen. Hariyana asked and they got reservations as well but still Gurugram IT companies exempted as they wanted to shut the shop if gov. involves in their private business.
@karthik2k2 Companies usually ask current location of the candidate during hiring to prefer local candidates so they don’t have to pay for relocation but yes local candidates ignored.
@Abhishekf1 Oh sure and that would make sense no? UP was always ignored by their own politicians otherwise we gave PMs & top politicians of the country. All preferred other states over UP. So yeah I can go back & ask in 91 by time travel 😃
@anindasardar If your cousin is an infiltrator then US is free to treat him/her according to law. We do not support that and same goes with Bangaldeshis infiltrators mumbo-jumbo.
@Ggk_here_ Give me one post who is saying Bengaluru has quality infrastructure. Only people are there for opportunities. It was used to be a retirement city, now its chaos.
@NikhilHDE British were also thinking EU was derailing them and then came Brexit. Now they are world’s happiest and wealthiest country, even their economy alone bigger than EU 😃