Is Indian Indian Intelligence RAW trying to Migrate Engineers around the world for foreign Exchange ?
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Seriously, what is your problem with India and Indians? All your questions are deriding and insulting to Indians. Please remember this is a public forum.
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Yes. You can invest through any of the foreign banks located in India. Citibank, BNP Paribas, ABN Amro bank and HSBC.
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Maybe but probably only companies based in other countries (i.e. India). ;)
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Invest in emerging markets like India and China
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India offers cheap brainpower, China offers cheap manpower.\n\nThrough the Internet, it is easier to outsource services to India. There is even math and science tutoring of American teens by Indian tutors, using the Net and the phone.\n\nIf you want to read about what is REALLY going on with these two countries and how they will shape the new global economy by the middle of this century, read The World is Flat, by Thomas Friedman (already sold 1.5 million copies) and Three Billion New Capitalists, by Clyde Prestowitz.\n\nThe outsourcing aspects concern business executives, but the REAL impact will be on North American jobs as the Indians and Chinese are both smart and hungry for a piece of the action.\n\nThe new global economy is slowly becoming an "Olympic" economy where the best workers from each developed country will be competing directly with the best workers from other countries.
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i am right here.. i agree indians are limited to the indian part ( you will figure that out once you go for india in the advanced search).. but yes it is catching up here. soon you will find number of people from india
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India.  Lots of financial companies are now outsourcing their financial analysis to India.  But I doubt that's what you had in mind.\n\nYou could start by getting a job with a local office of an international finance company or investment bank, and then see if they would transfer you abroad.  It might be the easiest way to do this, and the company would take care of all the paperwork for you.
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Move to indiainfoline
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They thought they were going to India.
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Yes, it is the one unifying factor for Indians, and so it should. It also brings in a lot of money to the country, so why not?\n\nst
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Try Elance.com\n\nThey aren't exclusively Indian, but a lot of Indian firms bid on projects there.  Elance also has a good secure payment feature and dispute resolution process.\n\nhttp://www.elance.com
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Is this a question, or a resume? As far as outsourcing to India, what a joke, thats why the economy is going to hell. shipping our jobs overseas--why pay $20 an hour when you can outsource to India for 20 cents
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Probably.  The Indian market isn't as regulated as US or European markets.  But it's easy to become overly paranoid when one's money is on the line.  My experience is that if you invest in a sound Indian company, like Wipro or Infosys or an ETF like the India Fund (IFN) for the long haul you're going to make money because, let's face it, nothing is going to stop India's growth.  But in the current market, with the number of hedge funds and margin buying involved in a relatively thinly traded market (the market capitalization of the Indian market is rather small compared to the U.S.) any freak out by the herd will result in dramatic crashes like we saw in May.  India is more democratic than most developing countries, they have more PhD's than the U.S., they've recently allowed foreign companies to open factories without having an "Indian partner", so the country is moving toward a freer market in order to attract foreign investment.  I wouldn't get too paranoid.
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I think it's difficult for a lot of people to understand or support losing local jobs.  However, your scenario is accurate.  This is now a _global_ economy and people need to shift their thinking a little bit in order to understand the financial impact of decisions to outsource or not.   \n\nThe primary points of your argument are,\n1) There are equally competent engineers in India.  \nThis is true, in fact, of the people that I have worked with, I find that people in Indian firms are _highly_ competent, hard-working, and well-mannered.\n\n2) These competent engineers cost less.\nAbsolutely true.  This will probably change over time as the law of supply-and-demand starts to work, but not for awhile.  Although there is a great deal of demand for low-cose, high-potential engineers, there is also plenty of supply in the global markets.\n\n3) Companies that choose not to utilize global resources will lose.\nVery true.  The cost of product at such a company will be higher in some way.  The product will cost more to make, support, fix, enhance, etc.\n\n4) Downsizing has offsets.\nAlso true.  There will always be a need for direct customer interaction in many areas.  It's only the areas that can be serviced by remote people, like software development, testing, call centers, monitoring, etc that will be heavily impacted by global outsourcing.
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I don't there are any exchange traded funs for Sensex. But I beleive ICICI is working on launcing one soon, similar to Spice which was launched with little success! You might as well trade in F&O.
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Ok! This might earn brickbats, but I believe it to be the true answer. \n\nIn India, usually the top scorers land up in engineering. This implies that most of the high IQ crowd which  finds it relatively easy to crack CAT is in this group. (You can say engineers have good quantitative skills, but its engineers who top the English section too). Another fact is engineering is a relatively rigorous course where you have to slog more to survive. This makes engineers, who have managed to survive, relatively hardworking.\n\nAgain, commerce graduates can and do get admitted to the IIMs. They are usually the ones with the high IQ and probably the ones who did take their graduation course seriously inspite of it requiring less efforts for mere survival. \n\nYou can see from the above two factors, how probability ensures that more IIM entrants are engineers.\n\nWork experience ofcourse is of additional help as it  (supposedly) makes you more mature and smart. \n\nAll said and done, however, it is your performance in the CAT and the Group Discussion/Interview rounds which determines whether you are eligible for an IIM. There exists no bias for any particular discipline!
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I wouldn't because most call center jobs are going to India or other 3rd world countries.