Later, it got scheduled at 6:00 PM to align with a colleague based in the United States. Now, after Daylight Saving Time, the call has been pushed to 7:00 PM.
The worker explained that earlier, their daily call used to happen in the morning.
“As an Indian American, we honestly just want to hire Americans, so we don’t have to adjust our schedules for Indian timings and communication. Our company prefers the cheaper labour in India. I feel this question is asked a lot. If they wanted to accommodate people, they go to Europe,” one user wrote in the comment section. “That is an inappropriate analogy. The service companies bid for the service contract. Also, the employee applied for the job position; the company didn’t take him forcefully.
Because it’s cheaper, as the other commenter said, the US companies choose India.
So if the client requirement is to work in their hours and companies themselves agreed, how is it slavery?” a third user said.
