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Quoted: What happens when a successful US-based computer programmer, who lost his lucrative job to outsourcing, travels to India to try to get it back?
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The videos below share his incredible experience. It’s a fascinating and humanizing portrait of real Indians in Bangalore, the “Silicon Valley of India”.
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