American man reveals Indian CEO took over a firm, booted out founders, hired Indians. Post goes viral amid H1B visa debate

[Sharma Ji]

Okay, time will tell. We will come to know before Trump's second term ends.

Abhi toh shuru bhi nahi hui uski term

Fir bhi itna drama

But he's in yahudi tapeta, full... pri Jew and anti nazi wala kaam karega.

 

[vasanthm]

@vasanthm

No one is arguing BLR top dog status. We are saying that other cities will also get their share in the pie.

Regards

@Bagheera0084

Maybe we are wrong in our assumption that BLR is saturated?

Regards

I agree, other cities should also grow their IT service sector and growth must be spread but for whatever reason, Bangalore still attracts bulk of the growth in India

 

[Suresh Naresh]

I agree, other cities should also grow their IT service sector and growth must be spread but for whatever reason, Bangalore still attracts bulk of the growth in India

You are not telling the reason/reasons why? I want to know what are the conditions/factors that sets Bangalore apart from other cities. You are not telling.

@SoulSpokesman

 

[AjayGhatak]

no, its real AF

he a the true nationalist right wing ideologue

Trump let him go in a hurry after using him last time to get the ethno nat type crowd in, because they didn't Trust New York billionaire, TV star, and former Democrat, Donald Trump.

Bannon was viewed as a dangerous fringe guy, too close to the gears of ultimate power, and was unceremoniously fired, some say it was all a staged drama, Banon had to go, but Trump (Secret handshake etc) will keep it going.

They want to keep America predominantly white (stop the demographic erosion)

Duh!

He is a former investment banker and Media executive. Mean he earns his money by grifting. He sucked up to Trump and was kicked out when they found out that he was bad mouthing Trump.



In 2020, he was convicted and jailed for 4 months when they found he was using "Build the Wall" for right wing grift. He took money from alt right for lobbying for "Building the wall" and (lol) put it in his own pocket.

He is no ideologue, he is a god damned grifter.

 

[vasanthm]

You are not telling the reason/reasons why? I want to know what are the conditions/factors that sets Bangalore apart from other cities. You are not telling.

@SoulSpokesman

Something I found elsewhere and I think is true...

Bangalore's success in IT services compared to other Indian cities can be attributed to several interrelated factors:

1. Early-Mover Advantage

Bangalore was among the first cities in India to attract IT companies in the 1980s, with companies like Infosys and Wipro setting up operations there. This established it as a hub early on and created a self-reinforcing ecosystem.


2. Availability of Talent

The city has numerous prestigious engineering and management institutions like the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) and Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIM-B), along with private engineering colleges. This ensures a steady supply of skilled professionals.

Bangalore also attracts talent from across the country due to its reputation.


3. Government Support

The Karnataka government played a crucial role by creating technology parks like the Electronics City and International Tech Park Bangalore (ITPB).

Proactive policies such as relaxed labor laws for IT companies and tax incentives helped attract businesses.


4. Cosmopolitan Culture

Bangalore’s open, cosmopolitan environment makes it attractive to professionals from diverse backgrounds. The city's lifestyle and moderate climate also contribute to its appeal.


5. Global Connectivity

With a robust international airport and good domestic connectivity, Bangalore has become an accessible destination for global clients and investors.


6. Presence of Multinational Corporations

Many global tech giants like Microsoft, IBM, Google, and Amazon have set up their operations in Bangalore. Their presence has created a rich ecosystem for startups and IT services.


7. Startup Ecosystem

Bangalore has evolved into a startup hub with innovation-driven companies emerging in various domains like fintech, edtech, and AI. This has further enhanced its reputation as a tech city.


8. Infrastructure for IT

The city has dedicated IT zones, technology parks, and coworking spaces, which provide a conducive environment for IT services to flourish.


9. Networking and Collaboration

Bangalore’s IT ecosystem benefits from a dense network of industry bodies like NASSCOM, which facilitate collaboration and knowledge-sharing.


10. Adaptability and Scalability

The city's companies have consistently adapted to changing global trends, such as the rise of cloud computing, AI, and automation. This keeps Bangalore competitive in global IT services.


In comparison, other Indian cities have their strengths (like Hyderabad for IT and Chennai for manufacturing), but Bangalore’s combination of talent, culture, and ecosystem give it a unique edge.

 

[Sharma Ji]

Duh!

He is a former investment banker and Media executive. Mean he earns his money by grifting. He sucked up to Trump and was kicked out when they found out that he was bad mouthing Trump.



In 2020, he was convicted and jailed for 4 months when they found he was using "Build the Wall" for right wing grift. He took money from alt right for lobbying for "Building the wall" and (lol) put it in his own pocket.

He is no ideologue, he is a god damned grifter.

He did sorta start the whole alt-right scene at Breitbart and was largely responsible for galvanizing Trump's support base of rabidly nationalist young mostly white men.

 

[Suresh Naresh]

 

[Suresh Naresh]