Can you share a bit more about the situation in India?
My (distant, probably flawed) gestalt is that there's tons of jobs moving there, and lots of new college grads vying for them.
My (distant, probably flawed) gestalt is that there's tons of jobs moving there, and lots of new college grads vying for them.
The other alternative is working entry-level at the usual WITCH BPO companies, where the starting pay is ridiculously low for the hours worked - even lower than a gig worker.
Manufacturing jobs are far too few and scattered across the country, and there's no way to actively recruit for them most of the time.
And of course, the lucky ones get to work for an American company in a swanky office because of more jobs being shifted there. Perhaps they'll get to work on a novel software system for aircraft stabilization like MCAS (true story).