Pretty funny Elon shutdown entire offices in India,

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Dec 28, 2024 at 1:10 AM 203

Pretty funny Elon shutdown entire offices in India, but insists on importing Indians because they're so much better than Americans.

>>492535384 (OP)
There are 2 billion jeets. Do know how many jeets 1% of 2 billion is?

You niggers do not see the con game. These niggers are trying to get you to support viewing people and countries as corporations who siphon off workers to other corporations

It is almost like Kamala won the election. Instead of saying no to pajeets and other 3rd world trash the con is to get those who would say not to all pajeets to give in and agree to millions of pajeets as long as they are "proven geniuses". Elon and the grifters are trying to get people to accept millions of pajeets with fake promises that only the best and brightest with trash degrees are imported

Say no to all pajeet 3rd world trash to crash Elon and the grifters con game

>>492540576
This. Force these companies to pay, in total, 120% of a comparable American worker (in salary and/or taxes) and let’s see how interested in “top talent” they really are.

>>492541200
Sure but how do you actually plan on convincing trump to do that now that he can't be president again and doesn't need you to vote for him anymore?

>>492542990
Look up the fake diploma scandal in Canada. It's all relevant. These big tech jobs advertise credential requirements and the pajeets will go get 'scam' diplomas where none of these skills are validated and then all apply for the same jobs. They go into the interviews, take notes of what is being asked, and then pool together to compare questions to come up with a literal flow chart of how to "beat" the interview. Eventually, the ones with some modicum of talent will get through the filter and immediately start screaming "RACIST!" when more pajeets are not hired which leads to more of them being brought in. From here they continue running support and interference for each other until one of them hits middle management then the ENTIRETY of the entry-level space at your company will be flooded with them. The interview is just a formality at this point. Once the pajeet reaches upper management it's game fucking over. This is a real, measurable problem tech companies are dealing with and they have to very cautious about in the current climate about how this is dealt with. Every single one of the executives in your industry is aware of this threat. From what I've heard the hard number is 25%. Once 1/4 of your labor is Indian you have passed the point of no return and it is only a matter of time until they take completely over.

Another problem here is the Caste system in India isn't a fucking meme. It's real. Thousands of years of ethnic conflict impressed into a social system designed to keep the peace starts manifesting itself IN YOUR WORK SPACE. If you hire someone from a certain group you can almost guarantee that every other hire will also be from that specific group. Lower tier departments will be staffed with the dregs while only the most affluent will be considered for promotion. American companies are turning into literal satellite states for the pajeet caste system. It's bonkers.

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>>492545815
We are so lucky getting replaced by more intelligent people. I can't stop praising god.

>>492544319
>expecting six figure salaries for entry level jobs
This is only because there aren't really entry level jobs. It used to make sense to accept a lower salary because promotion was implied. For 30 years employers have been saying that if you want promotions apply elsewhere. American employers are entitled.

>>492539635
The left was sucking Elon's dick up until covid hit. They love tech billionaires such as Bill Gates. The left can't warn anyone about anything because they don't have consistent values. Put a rainbow shirt on a billionaire and they instantly fall in love.

There are other programs to bring people like that into America, the H1B program is aimed at regular workers, it even applies to people that pick tomatoes. And he knows this, which is why he's being dishonest and conflating H1B with hiring the 0.1%, when what he's after is cheap entry level labor to drive down costs at his unprofitable companies.

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