oh man... I'm sitting here wondering if I'm even going to have a job next week because of these kinds of changes. It's been like this all year. I've been looking for a job in my country for months, and have only had one interview.

If I was a stress drinker, I'd be going through a couple bottles of wine a day at this point.

I work with a team in India. I work in the midwest.

The time difference is awful. I'm up until 3am, regularly, and occasionally have to work from 11pm-3am, then get up again for an 8am call.

There's a reason that this isn't that common. It _sucks_.

The Republican party that freed the slaves is not the current Republican party.

The Democrat party that fought to restore slavery is not the current Democrat party.

That stuff happened a long, long time ago.

They are ideologically equivalent to their historical counterparts at their cores.

You aren't going to get a lot of support from the West.

We've been dealing with this kind of thing for years, because of labour arbitrage. Asking for help, advice, or for us to join you in some kind of organization now that it's affecting you is... kind of funny actually...

But, in all honesty, we'll be training you to train the machine models that will replace all of us eventually, so, maybe it's time for all of us to suck it up and get along.

Are you sure you're replying to the right comment?

Or was the thread poster's comment edited?

Your comment seems to add a little context that isn't there.

Many young people who get into IT here don't come in their first day thinking of the big picture, ie this is an outsourced position. For them it's just a job. So it's not odd for them to think their job has been further reduced. Though it may be the logical thing to think for someone who has all the context.

Also, English not being my native language, I had trouble understanding the tone of OP's comment.

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