As Optum continues to shift US positions to other countries, at what point is India considered the new onshore and the US considered offshore?
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@1ds na-i sc-m
@ek they have a 11% match on something called Provident Fund.
@db for those that voted this comment down - odd because it’s a fact not opinion. The largest Norway sovereign fund announced 2 days ago it’s dumping US Treasuries. $80 billion and this wouldn’t happen without their government and EU prior approval.
That is Zmudas plan. Give her a couples more years
@d9 Those chickens have a 4.5% 401K match.
@d1 yep, the Dutch/Netherlands moved their gold reserves from the US/NewYork to London - announced yesterday. Citing geopolitical reasons. Buckle up!!’
I think those chickens have names and are on the payroll
@OP as soon as they unpeg their currencies from the dollar. The US is actively debasing the USD which is evident in the crashing of the government and corporate bond markets. When the peg breaks then India won’t be cheap anymore.
Note- There is a stable coin/gold/USD con game the US elite are trying to setup to preserve their currency spread advantage. However, it will fail because China has already developed a gold exchange with physical global vaults.
When Americans are willing to work at 1/10 their current salary?
Someone explain tho why the chicken noises I’ve heard them too on HR call I’ve made. Wtf
@a4 you forgot taking off for 2466543 holidays including Dhiwali, Holi, and the 3 day wedding of your brothers sisters cousin.
When our cost of living is measured in pennies, you can hear the sound of honking and chickens nonstop, and you don't have to work half as hard as your coworker in India.