I am in US for the past 4 years, trust me Indian consultancy firms deserve this. I am both a victim and evidence to lots of fraud resumes and fraud experience letters created by our desi guys in their greed to earn more money in any means possible.
Here only for permanent positions background check is done, that too only to verify criminal and drug history, to some extent to check basic educational degrees. For all contract and consultancy positions just your resume is like bible for them.
Irony is the same set of people who fake and lie in interviews talk about Indian politics and people not following moral rules. Please try to follow basic profession ethics.
RE:Professional Ethics ?
by Neutral on Jul 04, 2007 11:12 AM Permalink
Not only in US, but also to apply for local jobs, these guys fake their resumes. Companies like Accenture, IBM, Verizon etc does a good background check and fire them if they r found fake. This is a good move. I think these consultants (if he has ethics) should also do a rigorous BG check b4 applying for H1. How to find such consultant? Its like finding a good auto driver in chennai....
RE:Professional Ethics ?
by Suneel kumar on Jul 04, 2007 11:26 AM Permalink
Yaa I heard that its happening in India as well. Thing is what happens in India will stay in India only, but once you come to different country and start doing wrong things, it gives a wrong opinion about whole indian community to US people.
I am sorry I don't have a suggestion to make on how to find good consulting firm for H1B ? Probably, when you talk to him you will know whether he is genuine or not based on the kind of questions he asks.
RE:Professional Ethics ?
by Andy Flowter on Jul 04, 2007 11:13 AM Permalink
Very true.
False resume are getting bad name to the country. and the same people say - we love our country. They tell others to vote for Taj - first respect yourself - then your coutry.
False resume saaale - father name bhi false likhte honge (pata nahin hoga na).
