Posted by: Laalmon January 27, 2018
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I went through the exact same situation. The thing that i find most plausible about Nepalese is that they never believe they can get the job themselves (they feel the only way to find job in IT is through consultancy). After working as a consultant for about 3 years and being never together with my then-gf and now wife. we stayed in 2 different states for about 6 years. My wife was in H1b visa and working in hospital. I felt it will be worth it to stay with my wife and work as a customer service Rep with $15 pay than be an IT consultant and living away from her. i finally decided quit IT job that paid me more $35 per hr (i have bachelor in MIS and MBA degree) and became uber driver and work as customer service in insurance company for $15. Meanwhile i was also applying IT job as well by myself in the same area where my wife lived. I got a job that pays about $30/hour in few months . I bought a house about a year and half ago and live with my wife.
I went through the exact same situation. The thing that i find most plausible about Nepalese is that they never believe they can get the job themselves (they feel the only way to find job in IT is through consultancy). After working as a consultant for about 3 years and being never together with my then-gf and now wife. we stayed in 2 different states for about 6 years. My wife was in H1b visa and working in hospital. I felt it will be worth it to stay with my wife and work as a customer service Rep with $15 pay than be an IT consultant and living away from her. i finally decided quit IT job that paid me more $35 per hr (i have bachelor in MIS and MBA degree) and became uber driver and work as customer service in insurance company for $15. Meanwhile i was also applying IT job as well by myself in the same area where my wife lived. I got a job that pays about $30/hour in few months . I bought a house about a year and half ago and live with my wife.