btarunrAs a product of Cornell and MIT, Rajan is a US engineer.

tricksonI do think that this guy will do a great job and will be an asset to AMD . He is more than qualified to take on the monumental task .

Platibuslol as soon as he was confirmed to be american, you gave him the "green light". I wonder what is it like to work in a company of this magnitude in a position like his, you'd get to see a lot of technology years before us, I guess. It's good to be him.

tricksonYes he gets a green light now !!!

suraswamiFinally!! I am sure his technical interview process would have been much much easier than your final approval :laugh:

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tricksonYeah they come over here to get educated then take our jobs ! What a JOKE ! :slap:

arunmcopsIndians took your jobs long before you knew. Want an example... Here you go

Reasons and some quotes from articles...
"Schools ratchet up the standards, but most students graduate high school without even basic skills. Despite four decades of increases in education spending and the US spending more per capita on education than any of the 25 leading industrialized nations(!), the respected National Assessment of Educational Progress reports that fewer than 20 percent of 17-year-olds read at a “competent” level. In major cities, so-called "job illiteracy" is rampant. For example, in Los Angeles, 53 percent of adults are unable to read a bus schedule or complete a job application."

"According to the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth, the average number of children born to US women is 71% greater for high school dropouts than for college graduates. The average IQ of the dropouts is less than 96."

" At most selective colleges, the racial difference is astonishing. For example, at the University of California Berkeley, the average SAT score for Asians and Whites is 1400, for Blacks just 1170. And you get 400 points just for signing your name! And not disclosed are the “special admits,” mostly Black, who are admitted with even poorer scores. Reverse discrimination, of course, results in less qualified people getting slots in our prestigious colleges, which are the launchpads to leadership and important positions in the professions."

"Dr. Bernard Davis, when he was department chair at Harvard Medical School saw, first-hand, the reverse discrimination toward African-American students. So, he told his wife, “If I ever need surgery and I’m looking up at an African-American surgeon, wheel me out.” If there’s that much incompetence among African-American medical students at Harvard, imagine the situation at the vast majority of colleges, which do not get cream-of-the-crop students."

"Corporations have long offshored manufacturing jobs. Now they’re doing it to white-collar jobs. And it’s understandable—getting a qualified Indian or Chinese person to do the work for 20 cents on the dollar—with less threat of the rampant illegitimate wrongful termination race- or gender-discrimination suits, is compelling."

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ensabrenoirWow reverse ignorance your no different that those whom you criticize

arunmcopsI am not criticizing anyone. I am just pointing out realities. I accept that India has problems so we go out and look for better opportunities elsewhere.[/QUO

Good sir I believe in the real America where it dose not matter where your from..its all about where your at and your welcome to achieve all that your able to. You dont have to validate yourself by dumping on others. Thats fear and ignorance talking. I could amass numbers proving the world is flat and elvis is an alien living in Yonkers. man is an inconstant that produces infinite variables whats true for some isnt true for all. Dont use the same sterotypes that others use against you and hide it with numbers

TheMailMan78IMO we need more Indians. I like to look at their woman. They got it in all the right parts.