$13 a MONTH for a SOFTWARE ENGINEER - GARBAGE PROGRAMMING JOBS - INDIA Ep. 2 |

[@JoshuaFluke1]

I hope this helps inform you guys. grindreel.academy/

[@naveenkala987]

Hiring freshers , Requirements : Html Css Php JavaScript Node Express React Angular Vue WordPress Typescript AWS Docker ...... Salary : 100$ a month

[@nivajaranjit4322]

@@naveenkala987 u mean u pay them 100$ upfront

[@animatrix1851]

@@naveenkala987 hey you forgot 15 years of experience in node.js

[@dattatreya29]

Hi joshua what job u r doing nowdays ?

[@naveenkala987]

@@animatrix1851xD atleast 15 yrs experience

[@TrulyS2345]

And then indian wonders that 'why other indians leave india'

[@kamalkumar7133]

They have right to choose a better living. Nationalism is only a weapon to win elections.

[@jayadevvasudevan4870]

Yes that's really true.

[@epitome641]

@@kamalkumar7133 Damn True

[@instcicada]

LOL

[@indragarg2857]

@@kamalkumar7133 but that doesn't solve the problem, every third world country has such problems but I rather respect people who actually take risks in India and make a successful business instead of fleeing to foreign, we can be pessemistic all we want but in the end majority of us have to live in India and solve our own problems

[@lovesgibson]

What’s sad is people will still apply for these just because they need “experience” for their resumes

[@aryagoswami4152]

Yeah that's really sad. One should not waste even a day of their precious time instead they can keep learning more and build their own projects and include them in portfolio or sell them. Desperate situation in India.

[@zabuza8548]

True, You always need experience to get a reasonable pay. But if someone have more than 5 years of experience in better places, "Your skills are too good, It's a waste of potential if you work for us".

[@azeemkhalipha9758]

I am a victim of this fraud as well. It was just after my post-grad. And I agree with others because we take up such jobs for EXPERIENCE ONLY

[@habibrahaman1423]

I Agree dude

[@vimalpatra1440]

Just build your own portfolios guys. It's 2020 big companies don't need corporate experience or degrees to show. They need projects and real experience. Believe me when I say it. I started last year with just projects landed an internship for INR 50000 because I worked for myself earlier and then switched for a hike.

[@raajanand2]

My room is bigger than that PSK office

[@Abhi-tp6dk]

psk office is a room

[@VeereshPradeep]

I pity those employees

[@Roop-n4z]

my school's computer lab was 30 times bigger than that.

[@JayTailor45]

Same here xD

[@NathAditya]

you stole my words mate!

[@EatExploreRepeat]

Company calls Freshers for interview. Interviewer: How much experience do you have? Fresher: Sir/Mam, I don't have any. I just completed my graduation. Interviewer: Sorry! But we can't hire you since you don't have any experience. RIP Fresher. Story-based on real incidents from India.

[@nikhilpoojary2571]

Yes they need experienced people. But not fresher's. Sad one

[@Rinetto]

Actually happened with me during an interview for an internship position.

[@TechWithRushabh]

Hi, I am just 15 years old and I live in pune. I learned python react nodejs vue pandas pygame php laravel DJANGO (I MASTERED DJANGO) .... but this all things are useless if I don't score good marks in jee exams which is shit. I also make some video tutorial on KZbin. But now I am forced stop making videos and stop coding because all this is useless without good grades in 12 and jee. I hate this. And I am scared. I learned all this made really cool projects including Ecommerce website in django but no use. THIS IS SHIT

[@rahulpandey9472]

@@TechWithRushabh your degree won't mean $hit people in India are getting fake degrees by paying 10k rupees and only 1% of them ever gets caught. Back in 2010 when I completed my 12th one of my class mate failed in all subjects all he did was payed 50k for each subject and voila he got a certificate of 12th with 82% marks. More than half of morons passing from engineering clgs can't even write a simple code even by the end of their final year and final project/capstone is again made by external help simply pay and get your project they will even explain you everything. If you have req skill and have working projects in your portfolio you will get job that too in a big company but try it outside India or build your own business. You will achieve nothing working in these soft companies and I am not talking about these scam companies I am talking about big companies. In India work place is toxic your team lead is a cunt you will be taken advantage of and when there are less projects in company you will be thrown out like a trash.

[@pratikdeshmukh241]

Same in the field of psychology, and I think in every field..

[@CAShahi]

Even the education here is a joke. The teach you a bunch of outdated theoretical topics and skip the practicals. We once had to study a subject (2018 ) that was removed from the curriculum in 1990s as a part of Bachelors Degree in Engineering. How f****ed up is that 😂

[@SarinM]

Companies in india(not all) are looking for junior developers with the experience of a senior developer for the salary of an intern

[@ShreyanJain3616]

Well,most of them don't get paid

[@levelfuel3650]

Since you know what they need, you can now turn the tide in your favour if you are smart....

[@Iamnoone56]

Bro im feeling that 😭

[@soisweird8153]

hahhahahahahahahaha

[@icecake5783]

@@levelfuel3650 How do you do that.

[@sahilbasera834]

Josh, there is lot of college elitism in India. Seriously you gotta see some of these job applications , " Candidate from X,Y,Z colleges only". I mean wtf. Shouldn't my skills matter ?

[@JoshuaFluke1]

Yes

[@trueromani7262]

No shit. Colleges make tons of money off of that.

[@AntarixOfficial]

In India if you do not graduate from the IITs or BITS ( MIT and Stanford of India ) , well be ready for eternal torture :(

[@shrujay4035]

@@AntarixOfficial Some NITs used to get preference too back in my time... Also there's an entirely seperate breed of colleges like Kalinga..

[@ddd7386]

I live in Austria and actually it's also important to have a college degree, if you wish a good job. In Austria college almost gives a guarantee that a candiate is good enough to work on the project.

[@briandesign]

Dang they're getting paid the cost of one Udemy course

[@OnlyCitrus]

I have to save a month's pocket money to get a udemy course :(

[@ayonbiswas4186]

@@OnlyCitrus I've got a python course for free from udemy! And usually they give huge discounts, like good courses you can get for Rs. 420.

[@BarkaDog]

I just started learning everything on KZbin. These third party courses are useless.

[@bradstoonz4703]

@@BarkaDog yes youtube forever

[@franz3810]

hahhaahhaah

[@bhaminivenkat]

One of the HR internships at internshaala supposedly was paying 2k Indian rupees a month according to the website but they called and asked me to join as an unpaid intern. And what was my job? To recruit more unpaid interns for them. The funny part was, they wanted an "experienced" candidate for this lol.

[@theboredtheorist1353]

This is simply a pyramid scheme at this point.

[@VINOTOR]

This is fuckin golden 😂😂😂😂😂

[@iam_ya7]

Lol 😂

[@marvinasas2060]

That's ridiculous 😂

[@MarketsLive]

I can’t stop laughing 😂 sorry gal u went through a lot

[@cursed_potato7604]

Me: looking for a company paying a decent amount as an intern. Company: UNO REVERSE CARD

[@earth2k66]

69IQ: Apply! 90IQ: look for another decent company! 150IQ: Start their own company!

[@LeATeP]

@@earth2k66 150iq, start their own scam company :)) just correct you a little

[@earth2k66]

@@LeATeP Nah, opening a scam call center doesn't require a High IQ. ***But*** Getting scammed by a 3rd world accent while talking for 3hrs to troubleshoot a JavaScript virus alert *does require a below 60 IQ.*

[@LeATeP]

​@@earth2k66 you don't quite understand the concept of IQ, and what is to have low or high IQ, iq giving you learning capability, not protection from scams. so the next is - faster to come up and implement ideas, and it does not mean you have good "humanity" how you do things, but for your own self.

[@rickb06]

@@LeATeP high IQ people don't fall for silly 3rd world scams.

[@srikanthac9458]

I feel this can be a 10 part series .

[@OnlyCitrus]

10 is an understatement

[@uarun01]

You mean 10 thousand, right? SMH!

[@praffulpatil007]

Please please make it a 10 or more video series out of this topic.

[@paarthsaxena7833]

Couldn't agree more

[@shreyashkarandikar]

Agree

[@eLgRaNjEsUs123]

Athlean-X was just making sure the employees were exercising in full range of motion lol

[@Seiseary]

Making sure that they don't lose the gains

[@TonyDaExpert]

Lmaooo

[@WitchLuw]

What video

[@dhruvupadhyaya]

😂😂

[@sumitno10]

legendary comment

[@Kaiser_Palpatine]

Impossible to fix this problem. Unless Thanos shows up and vanishes half of all potential employees... Supply and Demand is a cruel mistress.

[@johncam8420]

Exactly India has 1.2 billion people, and IT/Tech is pretty well respected and everyone there wants to be in IT/Tech over there. India also have a young population, meaning even more people for IT/Tech, Im guessing 50-60% of people there are or will be in IT/Tech of 1.2 billion. Think about the saturation that is going to happen, they should be happy they are not paying thousands PER MONTH to get internships.

[@Brawhammer]

@@johncam8420 Yup. Every day I see companies outsourcing their tech to India, works fine for them, just means in western nations the citizens here really need to adapt quick because you've got the workforce of india knocking on your door for far cheaper. Imaging replacing your coders which you pay 35k+ a year in the UK with not even £1000 a year indian techs because it's just way cheaper labour.

[@danilakalinin6261]

There's enough places if workday was normal human 8 hours. They forced to work as 2 for 14 hrs/day and this create artificial unemployment. Little guillotine therapy for indian elites could (and someday will) solve problem.

[@johncam8420]

@@Brawhammer Yup not only is India destroying their own economy for tech, they are also destroying ours. Government should reign down hell on any Western company that wants to outsource anything. Most of the time the quality of outsourcing is also shittier anyways. Makes sense as Western country grads are taught much better than in India (unless if they went to IIT or top Indian colleges).

[@braindeveloperdimensional5579]

@@johncam8420 I disagree with you on one point. Universities of US produce the same level of talent as India because Indian education system is a rip-off of US education system and I have compared them both based on the ability of the graduates by shitty colleges and elite colleges. They are about the same, just that the universities of other western countries are far better than both US and India combined.

[@ce-qp2os]

Me a Mechanical Engineering student: You guys are getting jobs?

[@saikumar6216]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@pradeepra]

🤣🤣

[@tarushkumar1032]

Me an electronic and communication engineer: you guys are asking for jobs?

[@beautyofmathematics6959]

Getting Job as a mechanical engineer in India is like miracle.

[@daredo2]

@@beautyofmathematics6959 why Is that?

[@prathameshbarik]

Joshua : look at how less they pay Me: haven't you heard about unpaid Internships?

[@akashverma4280]

I appreciate what you're doing Joshua. These kind of scams must shamed. You're doing us a service. Thanks man.

[@sarveshgandhi4588]

True af

[@royxeph_arcanex]

This makes the US garbage jobs look like luxury in India

[@mavrix2356]

A food delivery guy has a better job in US than most of the developers in India

[@dilpreetsinghpunia5512]

Yes friend that true 💔 In India no one respect there worker

[@silverzero9524]

I am doing Engineering and I am know that the tea shop guy behind my college makes more money everyday than these internships are offering

[@Hsa008]

@Miscritz Brotherzz you dont know English thats why😂😂😂😂

[@Hsa008]

@Peter Mortensen are you a homeless guy?

[@praz7]

They're taking advantage of the unskilled graduates who just take the CS course to satisfy their parents.

[@trueromani7262]

Well said. I have a few friends who failed in CS due to this.

[@karanthakkar04]

Life is a race.

[@amitabhmondal1298]

@@karanthakkar04 yeah keep racing with other rats

[@rajanlad]

@@karanthakkar04 there is a choice of not participating in the race.

[@karanthakkar04]

@@amitabhmondal1298 i don't think you guys understand SARCASM.

[@alexabraham8996]

CS grads in India are offered some jobs atleast. There is a branch called "Mechanical" here😂😂😂

[@adhilmuhammed5148]

Yeah...Mech grad here 😂😂

[@goodIcanchange]

Please don't cry. Look at the civil guys. It will cheer you up

[@vcb2553]

CS on its own it's not that great. I don't know anyone from my batch who has a job in what we studied. some even went on to become teachers themselves with no real coding experience they are going to teach the next-gen the same crap we were taught.

[@goodIcanchange]

@@vcb2553 Atleast they have a job. Most civil engineers don't even have that.

[@flashblazeyt]

Bro plz I will start crying 😂😂😂

[@naturetalk3180]

As a graphic designer, it makes me feel infuriated to see all this rubbish website. the color, font, and position of the element all over the place. arghhhhhh.

[@ujjwalsaxena6469]

The main reason that contributes to the situation here is the - teenage work culture. Now I know that in the west 15-16 year old's start doing a job of some form and that is accepted there, but here in India no one who is 15-16 goes and looks for a job (unless you are very poor). So when these kids go and look for a job or internship for the first time they do not know how to negotiate or even what their skills are worth of, They are just looking for jobs and they end up taking pretty low paying ones. This is something job creators take advantage of .

[@aryagoswami4152]

Yes that's true and that's sad.

[@atharva1237]

This is so true!!!!

[@amanbeniwal1576]

No this isn’t the only problem. More than 95% of these people don’t know how to code more than Header titles. I know I don’t that’s why I changed my career into Finance because I was curious about it. The problem in India is People just don’t know what the fuck they are doing and people can’t even figure out by the age of 30.

[@kunalkumar3591]

tried very well to articulate the situation

[@BabishanMascarenhas]

I don't think there are many part-time positions in India other than the call center jobs .so even if a 16 -17 year old wants to work , it's difficult to find a job .

[@friedkitchenrce]

To my Indian bros, please stand up for yourselves. By applying to these jobs you're spoiling the job market for everyone.

[@sahajdave9795]

the problem is there are always people willing to do work for even less salary. so the companies don't really care about the outrage

[@wthrajat]

@@sahajdave9795 the ultimate sad truth bruh!

[@akshy471]

Do you know the population of India? Bruh

[@akshy471]

@Saint Chadmudi work for 10$ or they'll replace you with someone who will

Easier said than done

[@The85souvikdas]

This needs to be a longer series! The indian market is filled with such scammy companies!

[@rakeshsinha9541]

I m doing a 20$ internship, if I'll reject that someone else gonna do that

[@damansharma6737]

Yeah..for a single seat of an internship of 1000 rs , there are more than than thousand applications... even for that competition is really very high... sometimes I feel like getting out of this country but then I realise that I don't have enough money.

[@kamalkumar7133]

Proud to be Indian 😂😂😂 Typical Illogical Bhakt statement

[@Saurabhrkohardy]

@@kamalkumar7133 array chutiye harr isme comment kar rha hai... jama tera madarsa logic leke kahi aur

[@Singh-ez7yj]

@@kamalkumar7133 Allah lund chat mera

[@Cool_Zone_4_U]

Modi ji will do something about it and help everyone.any questions

[@tiphotisted]

I could probably find more money than that in a month looking on the ground for pennies and quarters.

[@kshitizmiglani1371]

For people outside India I'll set up the context right in our currency how much 1000 rs is. India is a very diverse place. If you are living as a bachelor in a sub developed city with not so good infra and facilities it would cost you around 10000 to live on scrapes. That included rent food electricity and gas bills . In a tier 1 city this is like 15 to 20k. This is the bare minimum needed to survive. If you want to have some basic happiness in tier 1 cities like going out on weekends some Netflix and other subscriptions and good food it's straight away 30k easy. So paying someone 1k is beyond hopeless. A cheap startup which is not a scam pays interns 10k and employees around 20+.that too is like not even decent. Decent is like 40k above. Minimum.

[@vorrdegard2176]

For people outside india 1000rs or 1000 rupees is 13.5 dollars at the current exchange rate lol

[@spyboy0076]

1000 rs? What can you get in 1000 rs ? Are you living in a shithole village or in senitel island?

[@Chicodon008]

@@spyboy0076 In India the cost of living is quite low

[@anddy287]

15k-20k-30k per month, in tier 1 city!!! Another rich kid found here... I live in New Delhi, Saket area, which is a posh one. My monthly expenditure is not more than 7.5k. 3500 for room rent, and yes I live alone, there are no roommates. 2500 for food(vegetarian, 2 times max). I travel by Bus, and travelling pass is around 500, internet and phone bills less than 1000. People like you, think having parties, bear, daaru, laundiya baazi, wasting time with nonsense friends who don't add any value to your life, AC in room is a compulsory thing for you, you can't cook food and can't clean your room, so you will have a maid... All these are the things, That increase your expenditure and you are too foolish to see where it is all going... Wake up man.... Not everyone is as rich as you are, so don't assume your lifestyle is the universal standard... and don't tell others your nonsense shit...

[@kshitizmiglani1371]

@@anddy287 lol calm down. It's one thing to disagree. Another to get pissed. I'm not rich at all. But yes maybe if you think spending 15 20k is rich so cool think what you want. I'm pretty sure not all will agree because I work in Gurgaon and it costs a minimum is 15k on just rent for a room. That's just room nothing else included. Bare min I need to live there alone is 20k.

[@enigma2886]

Athleanx : using internshala is killing your gains

[@himanshuvashistha4030]

hey what's up with Athleanx meme comment? I know he's a Gym KZbinr but... But his memes why? Let me also get into the joke

[@rehithkrishna543]

@@himanshuvashistha4030 watch 8:54

[@SwapnilSoni]

I'm a final year(4th year) student and let me tell what happens here in most of (75%+) colleges. First they teach you out of context subject with too much strictness for first two years then actual stuff starts with programming and projects. Then teachers don't even know how to code properly they just copy from random blogs on internet and asks students that they should learn this and complete the project by final year. Now the student who paid 75-150k rupees annual college/uni fees don't even know how to code properly, so they join such companies and they tell them that they have to pay to their company and they will help them to make final year project so they can complete their degree. This worse it is at educational level then you can expect such type of scam companies on internshaala.

[@jacobunofficial1146]

@gabru internshala is the biggest fraud brother.

[@Saurabhrkohardy]

RIP to all our drop out friends who were pursuing a information technology degree and lost the battle against physics chemistry and engineering graphics

[@thecodedshader]

I am a 2nd year and I am scared by seeing how accurate the first part of your comment was, as I am experiencing it. And I'm scared to accept that the rest of your comment might become my next 2 years.

[@TanayRaj189]

@@thecodedshader bruh check out youtubers like love babbar... He'll guide you on how to do stuffs from now Trust me you've got enough time as of now!!

[@hiha6814]

India really should start producing condoms. People are suffering by poverty.

[@prabhakarbhat2477]

While it's true that companies pay crap, it's a symptom. Root cause is that India is a status based society. Parents want their children to be engineers (supposedly high status job) and force them to join some engineering college. Those colleges don't worry about having good professors because neither students nor their parents care. Most of these students don't learn anything useful in college because they weren't interested in engineering to begin with. More than 1.5 million "engineers" graduate every year in India, and half of them are CS. Once they graduate, they need a job to sustain themselves. This results in a huge stream of unskilled candidates and not enough jobs. Whenever supply is greater than demand, either price falls or there is wastage. In other words, low salary or unemployment. We need to stop forcing uninterested people into these colleges. Rest will follow.

[@MansiPalaskar]

Soo true man

[@TechWithRushabh]

Hi, I am just 15 years old and I live in pune. I learned python react nodejs vue pandas pygame php laravel DJANGO (I MASTERED DJANGO) .... but this all things are useless if I don't score good marks in jee exams which is shit. I also make some video tutorial on KZbin. But now I am forced stop making videos and stop coding because all this is useless without good grades in 12 and jee. I hate this. And I am scared. I learned all this made really cool projects including Ecommerce website in django but no use. THIS IS SHIT

[@prabhakarbhat2477]

@@TechWithRushabh Don't worry too much. I am doing great as a developer with a B.Com degree. Your work which you can show is worth much more than certificates.

[@prabhakarbhat2477]

@Siddhima Singh The work you can showcase (ex. apps on play store/app store which you built) make a ton of difference.

[@shantanuneema]

@@TechWithRushabh I am 36 yrs old. Started coding 5 years back after losing my job. From what I see these days, companies are realizing that having CS degree doesn't help them much, they are desperate to hire self motivated people. I think in 5-10 years things will change in India as well

[@pratikthorat3480]

There was a time when i used to search for internships on that platform and i used to think I’m not worthy of being selected. After really understanding what the game is all about (thanks to a few of your videos by the way) I realised it’s 60-70% garbage. It is difficult to find good internships here. I enjoy such content to be honest

[@KamaldeepSingh7]

Pratik from where can we find internships? Any idea?

[@mixingitup7653]

@@KamaldeepSingh7 Try LinkedIn at least there are some good internships

[@kunalsethi7192]

I just completed my first year of being a professional software Engineer and I have learnt a lot... still most of the companies in India judge and pay you based on your experience and not on your knowledge, and I think it's better to prepare for 3-4 months and apply to good companies instead of switching jobs from one shitty company to another....thanks for exposing this, people should be aware of such job scams

[@8_adityasinghrawat319]

Are you from teir1 college?

[@RNR80Z]

That female bro doesn't look satisfied with her job at all.

[@JD2jr.]

Yeah, but I'd pay her $13 a month to-

[@whiterozz]

Female bro 😂😂

[@mr.anirbangoswami]

Hahahahaha

[@mattwilliams1844]

Lol she doesnt look satisfied with her life

[@mechaero2800]

@@mattwilliams1844 she doesnt look satisfied with her husbands pp

[@Anas-gh3ie]

In most of the universities in India, it is compulsory to do a 15 minimum days of internship during the 4 years of engineering study. But because of the lack of skills(blame is on the system) students aren't able to find one. And the companies use this as an opportunity. As a matter of fact there are certain companies solely dedicated for this purpose of providing paid internships and all they do is to teach some basics of the programming language.

[@nikmaverik4947]

Thank you so much Josh for making these videos, I didn't got placed in college and had to go places like these in search of a job. I still remember the stress and tension I had while struggling to get hired. Now I'm working with NTT Data as an system administration associate for past 2 years. Please expose all these fraudsters and aware all the freshers about the on going scam. Really appreciate your work from my heart.

[@adityadutta2033]

Desperation takes over, we compromise, and we live with what is available. Sad, frustrating truth. Thanks Joshua for enlightening! I personally see the internships in internshala and I give up on having an internship and believe in developing skills.

[@aryagoswami4152]

Yes exactly. One should not waste even a single day if their precious time and ambitions. Instead they gotta have patience and keep learning and ultimately build something.

[@Vijayabhaskar96]

In 2017 I joined a company in Chennai, India they hired me as an intern/trainee, before I joined they said I would be put on a 6 month training period after that I will be promoted as a junior data scientist. My salary was 10k rupees (134USD/month), I accepted it as I thought at least I can learn stuff, gain experience and can quit 2 years later (they told me I had to sign papers to not leave the company for at least 2 years). After a few days at the job, I figured I was the only guy who knew something about data science and machine learning at all, there was nobody to "train" me as they said before. The CEO just gave me tasks to do that made no sense from a data science point of view like build a model for each ticker in this database, there were thousands of companies in the database, training a neural network model for each company data individually takes months to compute, even then who wants 1000 models? how do you even deploy them? When I told him he just said run it on the server it's faster and don't worry about other things, I told him the server doesn't have a GPU and it's already used by multiple people the CPU can't handle it, but he insisted anyway, so I did let it ran in the server. Coming to the job itself, I realised I was tasked to handle the entire project all by myself with the CEO giving crazy instructions. The CEO lied to the client that I had 4-year experience as a data scientist before joining here. I just wanted to quit at this point, I was stressed as the CEO will yell at me often for the things that he promised to the client he will deliver without even asking me that is even a possible thing to do but I couldn't do. I will have to be in the office for at least 12-14 hours or else he will yell at me for not working hard. Then after a month, I decided to quit (as the papers were not prepared to be signed) they didn't want to let me go as I'm literally that guy handled an entire project, they refused to give me back my college certificates(which they asked me to provide for verification purposes the first day I joined the company). After 3 months of struggle, I got my certificates back. I'm doing my masters now. Legend has it the models are still training in the server...

[@SuperheroKaif]

😂😂😂 name of the company bhai

[@chitharanjansarvesan5714]

Please yes, name them and shame them...

[@nishantjoshi6712]

So sad bro. Makes me scared of what I will have to face when I finish my B.Tech 2 year later

[@earth2k66]

You should have said no when they kept the original certificates! Never ever leave your certificates in a place that you know nothing about. Just say goodbye if they force you to do so!

[@ShubhamKumar-sq2pg]

These are basically companies which were formed in 2 minutes. Just some dude, putting up a website and then an intershala post that they're hiring for peanut salary.

[@jeffkirchoff14]

1:10 they r still using The Rusted Turbo C++ in this Modern Era🤣🤣🤣😂

[@rahulpurohit5567]

I thought about that too. Even most of the private engineering colleges in India still use that oldie turbo C++ .

[@yashmunjal6763]

@@rahulpurohit5567 not my college tho, my college started with Web technologies, OS and all that

[@rahulpurohit5567]

@@yashmunjal6763 that's nice which college are u from

[@yashmunjal6763]

@@rahulpurohit5567 Chitkara University Punjab, although dont say it's good 😂😂 Cuz they tak hell a lot of exams like for 1 subject 6 exams + 1 end term so yeah all our sems goes into exams 😂

[@rahulpurohit5567]

@@yashmunjal6763 I can understand it's quite same over here in my University jecrc jaipur

[@RandomLifeBOXING]

These fellas make people commit suicides... Shame on them... I feel literally darn sad that this is the truth what my country does

[@pmsanthosh]

I just want athlean to comment here😂😂😂

[@PRATIK1900]

I just feel sad. I wish I was born in a first-world country. Haven't even started my first job and I feel dejected. What is the best way for a beginner to land a oversees job that doesn't pay peanuts? I have learned Node and I'm getting comfortable with React fundamentals.

[@watermelonpotato2527]

Freelance for now. Then network your way up. Just deliver what you claim you can provide.

[@JoshuaFluke1]

Learn to sell yourself. Make a product. Leverage the internet to sell to countries with better global arbitrage.

[@PRATIK1900]

Best way to freelance? I hear a lot of negative things about platforms like Upwork and freelancer, but I'm not sure how to land clients and make a reputation without an online platform. Making a name IRL seems daunting, without an online profile page showing proof of your experience and past work quality.

[@quisqueyanguy120]

I feel exactly the same, is truly sad.

[@xiampiii]

As someone who's in Mexico I can tell you that the best thing you can do is take an online bootcamp training course on a tech-field you're interested and freelance, eventually you'll land some bigger international clients and you're set.

[@AadeshKarira]

I am from india, and i paid an company to give me an internship, it costed me 2000 rs and they ignored me for a month, and we had to take our own laptops there, and they say we give internship in any area of interest you have, and they ignore you. that's how india's small it companys make money. I regret it but their employee told me, they are not getting paid on time and one girl hadn't got her salary of three months and salary was 5k/month.

[@aryagoswami4152]

😢

[@raider968]

@Shovine Kazama Overpopulation means fierce competition for jobs. Paying someone for internship could be a stepping stone for a proper job.

[@alexabraham8996]

@Shovine Kazama If you leave , there are hundreds waiting to snatch the job. And to get to a similar job you will again be among those hundreds who are waiting to snatch a job some other person resigns, out of frustration

[@swedish_sadhguru3854]

Stop having so many children and the problem will be solved

[@AadeshKarira]

@@swedish_sadhguru3854 bro i am taking Renunciation(die virgin/single) caz i don't wanna create another problem for this world

[@shivankchopra8552]

I graduated in 2018. Was well verse in programming. Whenever I remember my initial interviews, I feel so sad remembering those days. Now I am a 93.4% in boards, 141 JEE mains score (2014), and passionate about programming since 11th standard, but the only thing I didnt have was exposure and was too gullible. Gave interview in a Noida based firm, those dogs had no shame in saying they will have 2yr bond, will pay me 18k, keep my original academic documents. I feel so relieved I didnt stooped that low to get that offer. It has been tough since, but these two years I have reached a place where I am appreciated, payed decent, people acknowledge me as a talented programmer and see good growth ahead. But whenever I see juniors and others that fall into such traps it deeply unsettles me. Makes me want to do something for our country and youth

[@awesomeankit]

Tell me the company name which was it don't ignore this do tell me and rest leave on me

[@bushairali714]

@@awesomeankit I'm in 11th in kerala, India and i my scores are the max in 10th and I don't see any point in continuing my studies for programming.is there anything that I can do to get the right education or I don't know what to ask......... I've been reading through all the comments, our education system itself has no point. Please, what would be the best thing I should do now... Should I go on like this orrr ?? And my middle class family don't even know anything other than how much hours should I study, but don't know what should I study, they work so hard for me and my sisters. So there's zero guidance for me. And my father is paying for a coaching centre a lot even though I told him they are not worth it he wouldn't care for my words he goes for the teachers over there, I've been studying by watching KZbin tuts and other free classes that are way much better than my classes in this local centre. And by all this hardworking and sacrifices if I'll score for my JEE and this guy's saying that's how things going to happen, I'm afraid😖

[@bushairali714]

Sorry for my English😅

[@awesomeankit]

@@bushairali714 Do you want to learn Programming but have no idea where to start from is this what you want to say then there is a website that teaches programming for free and you will understand them even name is sololearn.com also dear ali i cannot comment on the hardwork your family is doing even you don't want them to do bcs you know the money is getting wasted i can only say please make him understand or you have second choice become financially independent by yourself by earning some money (this is difficult) but you can earn there are many ways of earning online blogging, youtube, android apps etc but remember your parents are paying for your future so if anything is not fair then try to make him understand and sort out for yourself otherwise do online earning you can earn a preety decent amount and become financially independent you can search about it also no point to talk about Education system it's rubbish i know.

[@awesomeankit]

@@bushairali714 No problem at all

[@SurajGupta_3D]

I am an India I started as an software engineer, let me tell you there are thousands of software companies in India and majority of them are very small, most of them are trying to scam you or wanna pay you less, thank God I transitioned my way into VFX Industry it's much more stable and they pay their employees well

[@sparshnagpal1509]

I keep saying Education is free in today's world Stop falling for these so called internships where they teach you basic stuff and charge you as if they are ivy League faculties.

[@icecake5783]

I've been not applying for 'internships' because I learned to code online. But I need some 'internship certificate' to get credits. Do you know where I can get counterfeit certificates.

[@sparshnagpal1509]

@@icecake5783 actually yes, there's this site internsherpa, they are providing internship certificates of Microsoft or KPMG or JP Morgan, they are virtual internships, they are steps 5-6 procedures, boring but you do get certificate, takes about 7-8 hours to complete maybe. They are honestly useless but since you said you just needs certificate so ya.

[@Itsahmadworld]

Fancy helping a brother with a step by step- the problem I find is that there’s an absolute abundance of info out there, it can be difficult to navigate through it

[@baburaoganpatraoapte3722]

MiRuSpReNeUr? Seriously?

[@aryagoswami4152]

Lollz but that's really annoying. Its mind boggling to see how fearlessly such scam entities propagate themselves. At some point of time they can even proudly call them shitrepreneurs.

[@asianhavoc1872]

CRINGE

[@akkii.artist]

Come Join Virus😂😂

[@hunterpaulson3506]

Another "disruptive" company, this time paying $13. Yikes.

[@johncam8420]

Well with how many people and saturation there is in India, IT people should be happy that they arent paying $13 to work there. Really need half of that workforce to get thanos snapped.

[@aryagoswami4152]

I wont even write a single HTML page for that much........

[@Satyakam85]

The only thing they disrupted is my brain!

[@sagarchawla1688]

I have done some of the content writing internships on Internshala just for fun in lockdown. The paying rate was around Rs. 2500-Rs. 5000 / month. I have to write more than 100 articles a month and look out for SEO and many other things. The pay rate is very low in India. I researched it and I get to know that in abroad like in the USA, UK and Canada, the pay rate for this kind of work is around 10-15 dollars an hour. I was amazed after seeing this.

[@user-jk9sy6zh1q]

thats nuts

[@chorko696]

Dude, that's sad. I got an internship from Internshala only, where I have to write 3000 words in a week with a pay of 15000 a month (I negotiated to make the pay bi-monthly - 7500 Rs after two weeks and 7500 Rs at the end of the month). There are good internships on the platform if you care to look for them.

[@razer627]

Bro there is an MNC called HCL, even they ask money from the students approx 1.8 lakhs just for the training...

[@srajankishorgupta1011]

He has cracked the formula guys, mention India in the title and youtube algorithm will recommend it to tons of people. but these are really good videos.

[@rahulpurohit5567]

I know but it is really needed and I hope he keeps doing that

[@journeyoftulsi]

Okay alright, this is becoming cringy now. No one should ever look up to or even dream about working in these companies or better to say scams. I have come across many such scams which asks for money before joining them idk why. Also, about this no. of subs in some channels, there are people literally force you to subscribe to their channel by successive dms etc. I love you guys and know you have so much talent in you, please don't be bought by these scams ever. It's much better if you struggling with jobs etc, grow your skillset and CONTRIBUTE TO OPEN SOURCE. You'll definitely learn a lot from it than you'll ever do working with these people, eventually may lead to the best opportunity ever! 🙏

[@abhishekshah11]

I was screaming the entire video. It is hilarious.

[@sujitkumarsingh3200]

These are small institutions for teaching programmings to students. These institutions have a weird way of bringing fresh students(job seekers) to them and that is by posting online jobs(as shown in the video). When the student goes there, they conduct the interview process normally(next to students on their system pretending to code :D). Later the interviewer mentions to the candidate that he/she lacks skills in certain areas and then proceeds by introducing their courses and asks the candidate to join. Areas near Delhi, Gurgaon, Chandigarh are full of these types of institutes. It happened with me too once :XD. It was a great experience though.

[@sarahsmasih7975]

top 10 anime betrayals be like

[@Blessedeternally]

in my struggle years I was paid 28 dollars a month For teaching the followings Corel draw, Adobe illustrator, Photoshop, premiere pro, aftereffects,filmora, powerdiretor,Adobe animate, Maya,Ms office,access,html,c & c++,tally gst and lots more. I remember once I encouraged myself to ask for a raise for those long and drawn out 9 hours I have to work from Monday to Saturday My boss replied me with this - " if you are not happy with the paygrade here, there are lots of other jobs outside .. u can go be a waiter in a restaurant that is also a job " 😖

[@ShreeNation]

I hope his waiter spits in his food

[@Prakhar_Choubey]

Dude you're a coder not a labour. Have some self-respect. I would have thrown the Job at his face

[@bossbondan5054]

@@Prakhar_Choubey labour and coder is just same...all people,all job, must have self respect

[@shashankshekhar3791]

This is the sad cringing reality of this country for btech graduates. Seriously why is anybody but an outsider talking about this? The media or government really have no clue what's going on with the engineers in their own country?

[@ronnynijimbere1090]

It is so sad, $13 a month! Even beggars on the street make more than that

[@F50inFTW]

Beggars in the US, but not in India :/

[@Wes-Tyler]

Beggars in America can make $100 a day easily

[@kamalkumar7133]

Hire me for begging job in USA. I'm master at data structure and algo.

[@Singh-ez7yj]

@@Wes-Tyler 😂😂🤣 wtf but I am happy bro on my parents money.

[@VijaySingh-ht7sy]

They must be begging in USA

[@priyadarsanmahendiran3126]

Josh: Takes a look at dev jobs in India Few seconds later Josh again: Wtf🙄. Shame on you some abcd Technology.

[@rango-konk]

Dude!! You gotta rip these fake companies apart. Please do more of this!!! I mean whenever you get time....

[@sourishsaha8067]

unfortunately that's what's happening in India and this is how Western companies get things done for cheap

[@jobinfrancis1867]

There are companies who will call in fresher candidates for interviews and ask them to do God level programming task and when the candidate fails to do so(obviously). They will say, you lack the core knowledge and would suggest you to do a training programme at their company and after the training you will be hired directly. This training is Self financed. 😂😂😂😂

[@kellylynn88]

6:27 I think if youre engertic you should go to the doctor

[@JoshuaFluke1]

Lmao

[@dellikumar3063]

😂

[@bharatjuneja79]

This is sad because it's true. When I was starting out my career in CS, I faced my interviews in which I was asked to pay. It's all because of supply and demand, and experience requirements for most jobs in the industry. Universities and institutions have to come together to fix this by teaching what's necessary for a career and giving practical training. Meanwhile, if you are in India / Southeast Asia, you don't have enough knowledge of CS, and money isn't what you are looking for in short term, then these companies can turn out to be a game-changer if they do provide experience. Don't get me wrong, but this can be better in the long term instead of doing nothing. PS: Constructive criticism will be appreciated.

[@neeraj1bh]

*Is it Mirus or Virus.* 😂😂🤣

[@KiranR95]

6:09 that company be like our team : has industrial experience also our team : young also our team : engertic

[@quahntasy]

*Same is the case for tutoring jobs. Some US company are outsourcing tutoring jobs to Asia and especially India at a rate of 4 dollar per hour or worse.* *I worked for a US based tutoring company that paid me $4 per hour, just because I needed some money. Here is the worst part. I am a PhD student in one of the top engineering college in India*

[@harikrishnasi]

In India, many companies sells certifications for freshers by promising them a permanent job..which they never provide

[@ar1fur]

When I hear Indian IT Company I automatically think scammers. I know there are lots of good IT companies in India but India is full of IT scammers.

[@AsphaItRogue]

You can see why they're pushed into scamming others out of their money. By the time graduates realize how bad the toxicity of the bigger companies is, they try to lash out at the system by scamming people off their money. Our whole engineering education system is a poultry farm style business that breeds unemployable graduates. I'm not justifying that what scammers are doing is correct, they're like a cancerous tumor formed on the shitty petri dish that is the Indian millennial condition.

[@xHeadcleanerx]

It’s dumb I know, but I keep thinking “Indiana”.

[@jjadams2850]

My friend has to pay 3500 rupees for an aws internship here

[@JoshuaFluke1]

Your friend is being scammed.

[@dhanushraju4062]

@@JoshuaFluke1 welll the university accept the intership certificate!

[@KrazyKrzysztof]

@@dhanushraju4062 this happens in the states too doesnt it. You pay for a specific amount of credits for an internship in college. I dont remember how it was in mine but I bet I paid for one in credits in my field

[@tanujm87]

@@JoshuaFluke1 Most of the internships are payed one.They just teach us and finally we are said to do a real time project .Internship is just a marketing strategy in India and what they actually do teach you (like tutorial) that's it.

[@hiibrain]

@@dhanushraju4062 Judging by your spellings your Uni will accept a toddler's doodle as a valid certificate, sorry mate.

[@jeffrey5718]

India has got to be one of the most fucked up nation for starting your career as a grad. Tremendous amount of competition and shit pay. Struggle is real in India, whereas people in western countries complain about how difficult it is to get a job. This world is sick.

[@saurabh_tanwar]

You opened my eyes 👀. That's depressing. As a entrepreneur it's broking my heart 😭. This Sh*t will never happen on my Startup. I'll try my best for interns so they didn't fall into that garbage.😀

[@abeginnerspov5968]

In case you are looking for Content Writers, you can consider me. I have 2 years of experience so I'll see the salary/stipend (or whatever you call it) too.

[@siton8492]

i want jobs not charity

[@romeshkhatri6239]

Please make a video on how a person can land a overseas internship that would be helpful, please🙏

[@SPDemergency1202]

Sorry to break it to you , it's next to impossible. visa laws rarely allow students from other countries to intern unless the talent is exceptional (read : CS grad from an old IIT ) which they offer a full time offer that too in some circumstances.Your best bet is to complete your bachelor's or master's from [insert foreign country]

[@Aimbotfortune]

@@SPDemergency1202 Foreign country except US

[@SPDemergency1202]

@Anmol Pandey Depends on the company really , certain companies have asked whether I had a work permit to work in the country , other wise remote jobs do work on a contractual basis , and if they feel you're a right fit , they'll even sponsor your visa (lest they're not able to find similar talent in their own country ) .

[@AbdulSamadDev]

You should call this series a "Surgical Strike" 😆. One of my friend got Internship in company and company asked him to bring his personal desktop to their office inorder to work and he'll receive an experience in return and Internship is unpaid. I'm not kidding and making this up. These types of companies are totally taking advantage of fear, anxiety and economic situation. Thanks Man 😊 Love from India 💙

[@johncam8420]

Well with how many Indians in IT there are, your friend is lucky that he isnt paying $1000 a month to work there. There are too many people in IT, and they should go to some other field of study.

[@vibhors]

@@johncam8420 supply, demand and brand marketing of the IT companies are playing a very cruel role in forming a very bad mindset in Indian parents mind, then there are areas where the drinking water and food is not available, and several other factors due to which they are just not able to choose the good for them, they are working so hard as labor to earn their food at least, In India there are areas which are highly developed where parents are paying their children's monthly school fee which is more than then minimum wages of a highly-skilled labor in the capital of Inda and then there are areas where the basic essentials are not available

[@johncam8420]

@Adil Alfa Yup, India is ahead of the curb in saturation. Im sure this will happen in IT in Western countries within the next 10-15 years. You are better off doing anything but IT right now. Infact IT even in Western countries, is average pay, it used to be amazing pay, but its saturated. Though less than in India.

[@vaibhavtest100]

@@johncam8420 This are the jobs definately for those who passed out from any random University with no knowledge and struggling bad. The most IT guys in Big cities still make more than 800+ usd a month and by indian standard that's decent.

[@vaibhavtest100]

The issue is not with the demand. It's skils playing huge roles.

[@chaudharycodes]

As a newbie, I would love more of these! Keep 'em coming, Josh :) Love from India

[@rahulpurohit5567]

I really appreciate that you are exposing the bad part of India please keep doing that . A lot of people are sacrificing their precious time for very less money due to lack of guidance or poverty. Do consider making a video about the education system in india.

[@lightbinger]

I'm from India and just passed my 2nd Year of CS Major. Internshala is a major internship plateform and believe me, 95% of Internships there, pay just same as what you saw. They are trash and it decreases the enthusiasm of students. Students are working so hard and its really not justice for our work. Thanks for looking into this and expose these low wages as a scam.

[@mixingitup7653]

They demand skills most of the senior developers lack and in return pay peanuts

[@abhishekghadge7543]

Once my friend was told to recreate linkedin frontpage to get the internship paying like 30 something dollars. Linkedin frontend guys: Am I a joke to you?

[@venkataprasad3808]

am from india, Indian examination system based on descriptive not objective like America's, so there is no meaning in merit measurement, That's why Indians always in the position of providing service, not in inventing some new tech or s/w language . but these Indian s/w companies fooling Ameirca's employers by showing like they have engineers having good academic marks and percentages especially companies like TCS, Infosys.... but these charge huge amounts from Employers and give very little to it's employees. actually we are not doing any rocket science here to have good marks and percentages in academics, some person in America invents some new language and we learn that language and work on that. moreover software work is a generalized work, any person irrespective of academic background or not having any degree can work. actually American companies like Microsoft or Google knows this thing well, but they want only persons who blindly doing something, not persons who interested in inventions. in short.... Indian s/w engineers like white collar labours(not professionals), that's why Indians always want to go to America to earn good amount of money.

[@adityanaresh6842]

That's why I decided to teach myself skills without going to college

[@ShreyanJain3616]

@@adityanaresh6842 good job bro

[@rookie3276]

It boils down to : We are not a developed country and we have a large population. Third world problems!

[@hmm7458]

@Unknown Kappa yes last year 40% of the employees hired in google never went to college

[@cu806]

What is the age Indian youth begin to learn software\CS dev? We basically have a whole department dominated and led by Indians. Asking what age to start educating my son on cs. I didn't start until 28 lol

[@larenmarkdcruz7074]

Honestly this video explains my struggle before I left India.

[@lfcpratiksharma105]

I also wanna leave this country 😭

[@umeshkadam381]

Me too. It's slavery in India.

[@Roohiyaduvanshi]

Bro .. i also wanna leave this country...😓😥😓But. i really love my country😓..

[@larenmarkdcruz7074]

@@Roohiyaduvanshi I love my country but I didn't have a choice :(

[@blasttrash]

where did you leave to? USA? just curious.

[@CrazyMantrii]

They don't need a Python Developer, They need a designer... You missed the "OHHHHHHHH(savage)" meme there. . . P.S. You're doing a great job.

[@anuragtawaniya7746]

😂😂😂

[@sharathnair1702]

this isn't 2012

[@NbaYoungboylover]

@@sharathnair1702 true

[@siddharthnandi8567]

@@sharathnair1702 indian memes are still living in 2012 facebook

[@tricks_freaks3554]

Yes, this is true Joshua this is actual India for programmers. Even I worked free for 3 months after that I have signed a service agreement bond of 18 months in which for starting 3 months they only paid me 7k/M and after 3 months they started paying 13k/M and you know I have to travel for 5 hrs daily in which I always reach home by 12 to 12.30 am because there working hours are 1pm to 10pm. In India employee is treated as a slave.

[@vivekkejriwal3321]

You will have to spend a whole lifetime knowing each and every scam as such present currently in India.

[@johnbaker5775]

Indian Education system is SCAM

[@aryanjumani4524]

@@johnbaker5775 That's true

[@shubhampanchal1037]

Wait... What... They using turbo...... It looks like 6th std student learning how to write programs.....

[@ashutoshtiwari3785]

LOL...that's exactly what I tried in 6th standard and I didn't understand it much. Ditched it and went for python.

[@tempmail5655]

These Students Were my Seniors in my college and the place is Nagpur( Maharashtra, India). They were learning programming languages in those offices/classes like tuition and these guys call it "Internship". Like In this video you can see that the students are typing by looking into the books / notes. The students are in Misconception between Internship and tuition.

[@raunak1212]

This is Heartbreaking, Being a starter in such a dynamic domain I can't imagine the payments which Indian Devs get. studying straight for years with all dedication and then at the end, you're left with a penny in your hand.

[@user-ri3yh8fz7h]

This is the truth bro. We don't know we were part of a business the whole time from higher education itself.

[@vamsishankar2825]

I get paid 23k INR per month for coding about 6 hours and training a jr dev for about 2 hours and attend meetings for about 2 hours for my job in india, only perk i get is flexible timings and WFH everday. I code in c# and .net framework. I feel underpaid

[@khushahmed97]

Are you in wipro bro?

[@vamsishankar2825]

@@khushahmed97 No, I work in a startup near my hometown.

[@OnlyCitrus]

You are underpaid

[@gautammishra96]

Thank you Joshua for doing this. We have every year 1500000+ engineers graduating every year in India most of them go to IT Sector. And since opportunities are in less ratio this lead to exploitation of students which we see here.

[@AldacorCarlos]

"engineers"

[@gautammishra96]

@@AldacorCarlos didn't get what you meant

[@ArpitDhamija]

Itne log toh JEE MAINS nhi dete 😅, 3-4 lakh log engineering karte hai max every year and usme se close to a lakh goes in IT companies

[@sreeharirajan9233]

There is literally no work culture in most Indian companies. Due to a high population, there are a lot of young software developers struggling to get their first jobs and shady companies take advantage of them. Plus a lot of Indians do not understand the difference between a workshop and an internship. You NEVER PAY the company for working with them. Keep making these awesome videos, so that more people are aware of the situation in this part of the world.✌️✌️

[@GauravKumar-un3hd]

In most of the colleges in India, students are taught Turbo C. I am not aware of a single company that uses Turbo C. This also means students have no knowledge about Github and other concepts. What are the consequences? Skill gap, despite paying 400k INR for a 4-year course, students are not industry-ready. Hence, they are forced to work at these 13$/month companies.

[@aragorn1780]

So i have some friends in the auto industry who work a lot with Indian expats as well as overseas India based firms, and this is what they had to say: Engineers in India know full well they can make triple their salary working stateside, but many of those that do find out that the cost of living is also tripled or more and the purchasing power is much lower, so it becomes a pros and cons list Some prefer working stateside anyway because the quality of living is higher or the weather is more bearable, others might see better opportunity for their children Others decide it's better making a fraction of the pay in India where they retain the same purchasing power even while making much less, while still being at home close to their friends and family

[@rishav2463]

Even when adjusted for the cost of living (which is nearly 5x in the US), the 13$ thing translates to $65 a month which is again pure bullshit. This is the funda of many IT companies in India, they earn in "dollars" but pay in "rupees", Indian IT companies have the largest profit margin among all.

[@SarFirraEdits]

i think i should study for govt job and in the mean time learn web dev to work as a freelancer

[@johnbaker5775]

Some body needs to educate indian youth about this sca indian companies making profit in dollars and paying in indian INR.

[@muraliattri577]

Yeah. But now they charge clients $23/hour rates. At these rates, they cannot afford to hire people with higher salaries.

[@uaskh]

Josh , There are way more companies who are exact similar copies of the first company you mentioned in the video (psk Technologies). They thrive on the fact that engineering colleges in India require you to have a internship or research/training experience . If you don't have the certificate to show for it you will get failed in one of the courses. As there are way more students and very less number of internships and training available , students has to resort to these companies to obtain that certificate . Also as you correctly said self financed , this the core of their earning. It is their main business and also sometimes they have ties with nearby hostels/pg where those students might stay for 2 months and they try their best to persuade you to go into them. As for the exposure and work culture ,Their is none. What they do is they ask for your interest and then you have to come everyday and do the projects each week. They will start by introducing the language and the basics like how to use loops and all some very basic projects which by the way are repeated every year. So basically what they provide is CS101 again .

[@Saurabhrkohardy]

Agree with what u said... i am just asking what will be your suggestion to do instead of going for ths internship? Maybe work amd contribute on open source project?

[@uaskh]

@@Saurabhrkohardy opensource or internships at colleges

[@KamaldeepSingh7]

@@uaskh Ashutosh could you please explain? I didn't understand.

[@sayanpaul4543]

This is just starting, long way to go .... this Indian series will be long AF

[@omkaragrawal]

Man, I do understand it. I am student and a part time freelancer, I earn more by freelancing that a regular job. But still I have to go to such internships because during interviews they ask and prefer students only with such experiences. Also our university requires us to complete at least 3 months of internship, and we have no better options. Believe me when I say this, we hate them, but still they are boon for us. If not us then there are students who depend on these internships to help their family.

[@tariqaziz6722]

Absolutely right brother No option My college has not allowed me to go outside city to other cities for intern

[@vkohli17]

At my sis's college (I'm still in the process of joining one, stuck coz of Covid), BITS (one of the most sought after, well reputed and expensive colleges in India), students in second year are made to pay around 800USD (60k INR) for a 1.5-month summer internship. Not to mention the expenses they incur - travelling, lodging etc

[@abhijitsen7749]

Oh my man my man my man, that elbow to elbow seating arrangement is how I used to get tuition classes for Physics. But that was in 1993 not in 2020. And definitely not when I started working in software. However many companies will do that to give you a "work ex certificate" that you can use later to get a better job. Hence the "you need to pay us" clause. If you are Indian and say 21 and not from a reputed college, that's sometimes a hustle that you need to do. Yes its exploitation but what can you do? Its not that facebook will come to your door ad recruit you otherwise. It's not too bad if you know why you are doing the hustle.

[@kreftl]

But if you don't get a job but have good knowledge of the course then you can teach other students. You'll definitely get paid more than some of these internships and make a good living out of it as well as helping your juniors 😉

[@perunch5570]

Why in the world does every single piece of media like this that comes from India has 0 regard for simple aesthetics and common sense? Why didn't they take 5 seconds to check if LANUGUAGE is a real word? Why are the motion graphics so all over the place? Why didn't they bother to put that lady in a quiet room and get a decent photo of her, at least a smile? If they were filming the office, why did they just let a dude casually browse his phone on camera? I get that there's maybe some cultural differences and a different standard of living (not being able to afford a better mic etc.), but these things could all be fixed very easily if the person doing it would just care for 2 seconds. IT companies act fake for sure, but I'd take the fakest smiles in the world over that Fluper CEO going "Hello, now go away"

[@series1054]

No cultural differences in here,only morons.

[@manjunathg3]

I wonder about this everyday. We are today a society of retards. We as a people have lost the concept of aesthetics, quality of life, personal space, presentation, grooming, mannerisms etc. Disorganised chaos is everywhere. This is very apparent in the way our towns and cities have grown in the last 30-40 years. There is no concept of Pedestrian walkways here. Can anyone imagine that? Our traffic rules are a joke. If you do not cut in front of the guy next to you and go past him, rest assured he will do it to you. Highest number of deaths and accidents on the road percapita in any country. Our ancestors would disown us if they saw what we have become today.

[@perunch5570]

@@manjunathg3 That's very sad. I'm afraid to start comprehending how it came to that

[@manjunathg3]

@@perunch5570 It happened after our Independence in 1947. Since ancient times, we were a sophisticated, humane civilization where society was built on the concept of "Dharma - Righteous duty of every individual". We had a duty based society and civil rights came after that. Come 1947, our new constitution completely removed this concept of "Dharma" from every aspect of our lives, education, Bureaucracy, Police, administration etc, to look secular. And to top it all off, we continued with British laws framed to loot us and enslave us, became a socialist country with communist economics, voted for nepotism in politics. Add poverty, illiteracy left behind the British after destroying our education system and ancient technical manuscripts, and you have your answer. India has over 300 languages and 22 official languages. But since 70 years, we haven't translated a single technical book to our languages. If you do not speak English, you are completely screwed here with regards to Knowledge and Jobs. Just look at the picture of any ancient temple from India and look at any picture of a town/city of modern India. The difference is like that between the stars above and the deep sea. I do not have much hope. Our politicians/bureaucrats/people will not change. So I come online once in a while to rant and lament on behalf of our glorious ancestors. Thanks for your interest! Cheers!

[@perunch5570]

Wow man, thanks for the long answer, I appreciate it. I had no idea it was like that

[@ShivamJha00]

Thanks for covering our pain

[@Noe-gj9mw]

Me: I want to work at an American tech company! Mom: we have that at home. The one we have at home:

[@franz3810]

HAHDASHDHASHD

[@jaydeeppatil7936]

This is the reason why we leave india for better education. Never heard of these companies.And why should I pay to get a job .Geeks for geeks and youtube is there.