Career Moves: Work Culture Differences US vs. India | NRI| Return to India|
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video, Shivee shares her personal journey of leaving the US for India, living in India for 2 years and then moving back in 2022. Having pursued her MS in the US in 2013, she delves into the reasons behind her decision to relocate to India, touching on topics such as career planning, work culture disparities, and much more. Join Shivee as she candidly discusses the motivations and experiences that led to her transcontinental moves.
Reach out Shivee at topmate.io/shivee_chauhan
Chapters:
1:44 Background and reasons to move back to India
9:40 Career transition and planning
15:25 Planning for GC and risks
19:20 Indian/US work culture especially for women in Tech
26:46 long distance learning and remote work
30:54 Future plans
34:32 Flexibility and Social media
40:14 Advice for future aspirants
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When there are visa issues, then in India culture, festivals, grandparents, spending time with relatives etc and even great opportunities in India are discovered . The moment visa issues are sorted all that vanishes. Then children don’t need to be be with grandparents or festivals are not important
To each their own?
Lol...Irrespective of visa, quite a few people still miss festivals and family back home.
Bullsh**
@@DesiReturn you are mssing the point.Commentator is saying the guest is not honest about their intentions for their move. People can see through her facade
I hear you. Anyway, guest spoke about the real reason to move to India clearly during the conversation. Thanks
Thank you so much for sharing, Avinash. Great conversation.
Thanks a lot Shivee for your time and sharing your story with us. Really appreciate!!
Hey gurl, thanks for being so honest. You are spot on about the differences in work culture.
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!
She gave her honest, unbiased narration of her experiences. She was balanced and clear on what she wanted. So far one of the best interviews.
Gald you liked the episode and thanks for sharing your thoughts? Anything particular that resonated with you from the discussion?
People like her is who have abused the loop hole of eb1c international executive crap... The us need to cancel the silly EB1c and give importance to phds and high skilled people of eb1a and eb1b criteria... But good thing is eb1 is also getting into backlog
Nothing wrong in playing with the rules of the game. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Nothing wrong in searching loopholes. It's insane how many years it takes to get GC and don't think it's easy to have this shortcut they have lot of risk if it's rejected they can not come back to US
I might be wrong but most of us (Indians) move back to India only after getting citizenship of US, UK, etc. and nothing wrong with it. However, they don’t look convincing with their reasons of moving back because of obvious reasons. Would be more interested in ppl who just made 1 way move without citizenship.
There are lot of people who moved before citizenship and some intentionally decided to move even when they are close to GC/Citizenshipz checkout those interviews on our TH-cam channel.
Host didn't enjoy the interview, it could be seen on his face😂
Kindly don't bring such candidates moving forward. She doesn't fit who really cares about moving to India, she just came to get her visa processed.😅
Shivee had so much to say but so little time😂
Request to Avinash - pls do another episode with her. We need a deeper dive of her MS in finance and the career transition.
Thanks for the feedback. Will try.
This conversation was honest and insightful. Thanks.
I'm glad you found it honest and insightful! Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts
@@DesiReturn I like your interview technique where you keep the line of questions unbiased. This gives us true stories of RTI. Watched all your videos and will continue to watch in the future. Keep up the good work👌
Thanks a lot. Goal to provide facts so people can make decision instead of life goes by. Feel free to share with friends who can benefit from the content.
People move to India for many reasons. To each their own. I moved out of India mainly due to various reasons, reservations being one of them. Enough said.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and perspectives
Mumbai is the greatest city in the world❤
so much love for Mumbai :)
Mumbai is a great city and I love being here but to call is greatest is just an overstatement and displays lack of exposure.
@@MrTeslaX That sounds intelligent 🤔You mean to say Mumbai isn't the greatest city in the world?
@@madruganavajocondori
@@madruganavajocondori I am saying that politely :)
Bro take it easy with the hashtags 😀
Hashtag overload, right? I got a bit carried away to reach more people... Thanks for being an active follower
Kuch bhi ho Green card chahiye ... uske liye sab indian lal tapakte hai. End goal is Money ... The unfortunate truth is that obtaining a green card doesn't lead to a better life as anticipated. The US takes half of your hard-earned money through taxes, forcing you to work tirelessly until the end of your life. Meanwhile, your children grow distant, eventually leaving and disowning you as they chase after money, just like you did when you first arrived in the country
Thanks for sharing your thoughts...
Maybe it's worth considering that everyone's reasons for moving abroad are different. Your perspective may be different from others!
GREEN CARD is huge! What are you on about? About taxes; in us there are ways where you can delay paying taxes by investing in real estate. In India I personally know many people who lost their money by real estate scams, absolute anarchy and goonda politics looting citizens! Half time lost in traffic, wherever you go for vacation lots of crowd and people with absolutely no civic sense; better get out of Indian toilet 🚽 ASAP!!!
Basically used a GC rule loophole to get ur green card- it was supposed to be for phd holders and high achievers not for people who take internal transfer to ur home country to get GC.
That’s what all Indians do or think - no wonder the system is ruined and corrupting the straight forward us system of GC.
Indians IT people are notorious for that .
Exploiting every possible areas and ruining the us culture .
ASAP deprtment for NRI investment either under Nirmala Sitharaman, Jaishanker or the Prime Minister himself.
So hypocritical, returning to India to boost green card chances while claiming that career is unimportant and that people claim they wanted children to have the same life parents did. Speak the truth, what is wrong. If there was no necessity for an overseas migration due to visa requirements, there would be no grandparents and culture nonsense
100% right. This Shivee is lying about everything. I know h1b are getting GC in 10 yrs. My coworkers are getting it in EB2. THis lady knows to lie. SHe says she is "americanized" after staying 10 yrs.. later she says she came to India after 6 yrs.. LOL , ok then! people like her do scams and tarnish image of India for rest of population abroad.
Ha ha ha… I140 in eb2 for an Indian born is joke!
Technically, you also abused and exploited EB1C just because loosely stated term Manager. Everyone is manager in India!
They love UK so much? lol for what!
Haha, The UK has its own unique appeal for sure!
@@DesiReturn Only when you are 23, at 33 shit hits the roof.
Personally, I would like to explore Europe and I can’t think of a better country than UK to have easier access to Europe for traveling.
@@ShiveeTalks Have you lived in the UK?