iFreelancer
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God Bless Indian Programmers!!!
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iSmexy
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Let me know when you actually understand anything I just wrote lolDo you indirectly say that others not even capable of doing IM work?
iFreelancer
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You said
iSmexy
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I actually wrote not said.
But, an Indian getting offended by stating facts about Indian freelancers and population size without saying anything offending?
That's a surprise!1!!!11!1!
social engineer
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It's not just European coders who are good, North American programmers, Chinese and Cambodian programmers are also decent.
There are other non-first world countries which work for cheap and produce good quality code. I've met a few native Cambodian programmers when I was out there who were decent programmers who work for $300 - $500 a month.
I hate to admit but thinking back I'm in the same boat.
Just a Node web app fairly basic stuff but nothing was sanitised a lot of stuff cut and pasted from stack overflow which was just patched together.
Oh but I think it does you simply don't get nearly the same number of complaints and headaches with other cheap countries. (Eastern Europe, China, Cambodia).
There is no smoke without fire.
Bring up the quality of Indian code (or lack thereof) and the CEO of Google is always brought up.
Edit: To whom it may concern.
You hired the shit guys, coz you didn't know what to expect ( in other words, you're a noob, lol). Your whole interview process was wrong, probably. Did you bother giving them a test task before hiring them? Did you bother checking their code quality? Did you sign a physical contract with them?
It has nothing to do with hiring someone, from any country for that matter. Programming and project management skills are more important than country. There will always be good, bad and the ugly ones. You gotta know what you are dealing with.. lol.
I didn't hire anyone I was just the guy paid to fix their mistakes (Usually its a full-blown rewrite.)
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Well, good programmers even in third world countries make more than 4 times what you mentioned without any effort whatsoever. I know this coz i am a programmer from a third world country.
Seriously, how ignorant are you? Being a good programmer has nothing to do with the country. I agree with content writing, native writers have an edge.
India is easily one of the top countries with most open source contributions.
I agree with @KHer0 on this
You just have to know how to filter out bad apples. And believe me it is not as hard.
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hahaha SJW got TRIGGERED
deal with it
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your opinion is bullshit
im not gonna clarify anything here
im not gonna clarify anything here
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Yeah, I read that. See my edit.
That said, your intention is clearly to demean programmers who are from India. Otherwise, this thread could not have been titled such way. That's where the problem is. You are clearly being ignorant. You can't really judge all programmers after seeing two clients coming to thou for help.
I am from India, and I also happen to be a programmer. That means, this "racist" thread is also directed to me... and I hate that.
Tell your cheap ass clients to hire someone from a country where apprantely all coders deliver 100% then. First your clients do not know a good selection process so they are equally to blame in not understanding how to give the correct scope of work and secondly it is not justified to bring out this thread which basically insults the work ethics of programmers in the worlds largest population.
For sure some of the worlds top programmers are indian but those top prpgrammers won't always sit on freelancer and on top of that charge 5dollars per hour. These individuals that are on there are looking for a few extra bucks and in the learning process and your clients need to realise this and explain in detail and be patient.
its nothing to do with location...its more to do with individual attitude. Moreover a lot of people want Uber like, Facebook like apps and have no clue what goes to design and build one...apparent these kind of people will always be prey of such individual / companies who will have nothing to provide other than spaghetti
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If I was were I wanted to be I’ll try to get the guy who do work for me time to time moved over here. One time I tried to bypass fivver and get his direct contact info. They flagged me.
@BassTrackerBoats This thread is getting wild....time to do your magic.
ladyboyboom69
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Its true, seems like there are going to be good business opportunities. Personally I dont think Indian companies are easy to work with for US businesses they always need a liason in between.
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Closed - some of you guys are acting like jabronis.
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