I came to this nation 20 years ago, and everywhere I go—whether it’s a shopping area, a park, School, an office, or a hospital—I have always witnessed the kindness, warm smiles, and compassion of the American people. However, I now worry about whether my children will receive that same love in the future because of the actions of some of our fellow Indians. In my own workplace, I have seen instances where Indian professionals undermine their American colleagues, making them feel inadequate or even pushed out of their jobs. Through overbearing behavior in meetings, manipulation, and even falsified experience, I fear these actions will negatively impact how this community is perceived.
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I am afraid this poster is correct. I am hearing about this same behavior from other IT companies. Sad to say I am seeing a divide of communications and not working together as a team. It is almost becoming an us vs. them.
https://nypost.com/2026/08/31/us-news/convicted-cabdriver-ra---t-gurmeet-singh-stripped-of-us-citizenship-15-years-after-as--ulting-passenger/
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Convicted cab driver r@pist Gurmeet Singh stripped of US citizenship 15 years after as$ault!ng passenger
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I think it is more to do with the culture at Citi because dominated by quite a few visa folks from India
https://nypost.com/2026/08/31/us-news/convicted-cabdriver-ra---t-gurmeet-singh-stripped-of-us-citizenship-15-years-after-as--ulting-passenger/