I am a US citizen. I did an interview for Lead IT Analyst role. It is a remote role in the US. The 2 interviewers were Indians (Telugus). I answered each and every question correctly and I didn’t get the role.
Could the role have gone to someone from their community?
Is there a way to find out?
it really is disgusting that I share not only this company with all of you racists but also this country. TF is wrong with you? Glad you didn't get the job.
An H1B visa holder, should not get a job instead of a US citizen, unless the position could not be filled. Report
There are similar groups on the infrastructure side too, where telugu people in particular team who deal with data gets roles and promotions.
@OP they get kickbacks from the person they hire from their community
@c1 Possible. Given they are Telugus, they are prone to hiring their own kind.
@b2 You can file a complaint against these Telugu people. Telugus are cheats and only hire their own kind. They talk in their own language.
They are scared of losing their H1B. I used this site to file a complaint on my interviewers:
https://www.justice.gov/crt/immigrant-and-employee-rights-section
@OP What makes you think they might not be US citizens?
it happened to me as well. in the interview, it went well , but rejected. probably they hired from their community - it was obvious lol
@a3 These goltis make the rest of Indians looks bad
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