I don’t know it is lucky or unlucky, I am drafted by my manager to service in the India tour of duty.\u00a0 I will be going to Bangalore in the name of being a technical expert for 2 months.\u00a0 The excuse on the surface is knowledge transfer so the Indian team will learn the Canadian way chip design.\u00a0 The real motivation is the manager want us to keep an eye on the Indian guys, so they will deliver their assignment on time.\u00a0 I have no idea what is my role in the assignment, but it is quite likely I will be in exile for two months.<\/p>\n
Indian is one of the last places on earth I want to visit.\u00a0 First of all, this country is stupid.\u00a0 If they are boasting themselves as the outsourcing center of the world.\u00a0 Why the hell there is so much paper work to get an Indian visa.\u00a0 All nationality require visa to enter India, it is definitely an measure turn away potential tourist or business.\u00a0 In the matter of fact, why would anyone from the western country need visa to visit India, it is unlikely we will become illegal immigrate.<\/p>\n
Once I heard my India trip, I went to Chapters and bought a India tourist book.\u00a0 I was hoping there is at least something interesting to see in India.\u00a0 To my disappointment, I flipped the tourist book cover to cover, I found nothing interesting at all.\u00a0 India is a very backward country, everywhere is a mess.\u00a0 Taj Mahal is probably the only thing marginally interesting.\u00a0 Ok, it is a marble palace, what a great tourist photo spot.\u00a0 Someone maybe interested to explore the history and culture of Indian.\u00a0 I have absolutely no interest in learning the Indian culture, which I think is a lesser culture compare to the Western or Chinese culture.\u00a0 Why would any one interested in such a backward culture that is incompatible with modern world?\u00a0 India would be a much better place if Alexander the Great successful transform India to Greek culture or one of the Chinese dynasties conquered India.<\/p>\n
On the bright side, having some India experience will definitely help my career growth.\u00a0 Outsourcing to India is a trend in the hi-tech industry after all.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I don’t know it is lucky or unlucky, I am drafted by my manager to service in the India tour of duty.\u00a0 I will be going to Bangalore in the name of being a technical expert for 2 months.\u00a0 The excuse on the surface is knowledge transfer so the Indian team will learn the Canadian … Continue reading India trip<\/span>