>>213038655
bingo

>>511085847
bingo

>>511047381
No.

Indian culture is incompatible with Western Civilization.

>When I was a child growing up in India, I learned that “might makes right.” Power was often abused, with those in control acting as if they had a God-given right to exploit and dominate others. The display of authority could be so extreme that questioning it or expecting those in power to do their duty might lead to retribution. Those in authority seemed to believe that their positions were not for serving others but for personal gain.

>People who showed respect appeared to have meekly accepted a lower, subservient position. Kind people had to hide their compassion, for being nice was seen as a weakness.

https://www.amren.com/features/2024/12/india-its-worse-than-you-think/

https://www.dailyo.in/variety/scams-nirav-modi-rotomac-fodder-scam-pnb-22537

Also remember to refer to a pajeet as 'dalit' (untouchable/garbage) or malaun (cursed)

>>510491087
>Legitimately kill me. I'm a better worker and more smart than majority of people that have degrees (not including STEM).
But are you a DEI protected class? No? Sorry, no job for you.

>>937156300

>>510412288
>This is why you can’t get a job in IT
That's not cybersecurity. That's IT support services. It's what you pay teenagers to do.

But good for her changing to do something she enjoys.

Cybersecurity is a highly technical well paying field. And you can get a job without a degree if you have the knowledge in your head. It's a good career for people who can rapidly self educate.

The reason it's hard to get jobs in IT is that jeets only hire other jeets. They infect IT departments like a cancer. An incompetent lying scamming cancer.

God I hate pajeets.


t. senior infosec pro

>>509896107
No. Indian culture is incompatible with Western Civilization.

>When I was a child growing up in India, I learned that “might makes right.” Power was often abused, with those in control acting as if they had a God-given right to exploit and dominate others. The display of authority could be so extreme that questioning it or expecting those in power to do their duty might lead to retribution. Those in authority seemed to believe that their positions were not for serving others but for personal gain.

>People who showed respect appeared to have meekly accepted a lower, subservient position. Kind people had to hide their compassion, for being nice was seen as a weakness.

https://www.amren.com/features/2024/12/india-its-worse-than-you-think/

https://www.dailyo.in/variety/scams-nirav-modi-rotomac-fodder-scam-pnb-22537

Also remember to refer tompajeet as 'dalit' (untouchable/garbage) or malaun (cursed)

>>509739861
> all hirings will be based on merit
No. Pajeets only hire pajeets.

>>509386367
Indians only hire Indians.

>>508071035
You're too expensive.
Also, Indians wont hire a white man. Ever.

>>507841121