Literally for details about peanuts: Indian technology returns

Not everyone who returns to India after living abroad finds that it is easy to adjust. A software engineer, who returned from the United States in 2022 after his luck in the H-1B visa, ran to the “bigger mistake” resolution in his life. His sincere post went brutally on a virus, and hit a tendon with many.

In sharing his story on Reddit under the handle of “This Replacement 232”, the man revealed that he has a master’s degree in the United States and worked there for four years before forcing him to return due to visa problems. Nearly three and a half years ago, he says his life has taken a turn for the worse.

“My masters did from the United States of America and worked there for 4 years before I am running out of the H-1B lottery and I had to resign and return in 2022. It was from there.”

Once again in India, he continues to work as a software engineer, but he says that the difference in compensation was blatant. He added: “I was getting 8 times in the United States of America more than here. My monthly savings were more than my annual savings here.”

In addition to the cuts in wages, it is absent from the balance between work and life better, clean air, and superior infrastructure in the United States. He wrote: “I am literally in peanuts here, and the master’s degree and our previous work also does not help me get a good package because the companies here do not care about them at all.”

The viral post went soon, which sparked a wave of reactions. While many found frustrated frustration, others have advised or shared similar conflicts.

“If you run out of your visa, how was this” error “? There was no right choice?” One user hung. Another advised, “Try a job in a company that might sponsor H1/L1 later if you want to return.”

Others are in harmony with their own experiences. “Imagine instead of software, being a mechanical engineer with 3+ years of work gain in Silicon Valley. There is no literally any room for developing new products, so my skills are often useless.”

“Why don’t you move to the same company in India if it is large enough and pay a lot?” Another user request.