Where do you see India by 2040 in tech opportunities ?
Like the post said, where do you see India by 2040 especially when compared to Tech careers.
Just looking back at the last two decades(2000-2020), the amount of new opportunities created and the rise of Bangalore as a tech city has been a great journey for India as a country.
Today, US offers the best TC but with it comes the compromise of never ending green card wait and the third grade treatment from the US government of immigrants.
Europe and Canada are no where close to the Indian tech scene. Tech salaries in India in 2020 rival and even beat at foreign exchange rates in top tech companies today as compared to Europe, Canada and Australia.
I foresee the next generation of trillion dollar product based companies will be born out of India given the amount of talent we have and we are still very young as a country with the zeal to excel in STEM careers.
Where do you see India in tech in the next 20 years as we look back and see where we came from in the last 20 years ?
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India will likely overtake China on population too.
Politically India took a huge backward step electing a populist whose party openly hates muslims.
Generally we as a society lack the most basic civic sense. Conditions of the roads, traffic, trash everywhere speak volumes on that.
We may start some more cool new startups, have all the technologies in the world, but we will still be hung up in our rotten ways of life. Thats my opinion.
Not everyone gets an opportunity to relocate abroad. Those who can, do.
Bad climate, poulation are not a problem in your view and you could never be so wrong lmao. I smell fake nationalism here.
That said, that uncertainty is simultaneously an opportunity for the tech leaders in the country to pull in talent. As we know from cricket, it certainly can be done.
@Google most Indians better educated there seem to treat what your chose as the best outcome. Less educated or those with limited resources, they may just do not have much choice other than stay there.
Whenever I see salaries in Bangalore they are still significantly below France, Germany, all Scandinavian countries. Even looking at southern Europe for similar positions seem to get higher salaries unless you count cost of living.
With cost of living I would agree, although that comes with certain lifestyle compromises which is the reason why you don't see significant immigrants from the West to India.
I agree with you that they’ve improved significantly, but in pollution, sf is not close to any big Indian city.
I appreciate your optimism but infra and facilities in Delhi/Mumbai aren’t within an order of magnitude of any American city. Traffic may be comparable, I grant that :-)
Until then no.
People would invest more in other countries right?