I have to say, cracking lads with excellent turnaround times but some of their mores are a bit odd.
Everything is "ya" or "yasure". They also seem to have gotten away from the english influence of over politeness and feel happy in ending a phone/skype call without the requisite sign offs.
Twiffic lads, the indians.
My Indian colleague has some quite forthright views on that subject.
I left a Delhi nightclub at 4 a.m. with a group of pissed up Indian mates.
They piled into their Mercs and Porsches and screeched around the streets screaming 'Kill The Moozies' to each other, until they found a stream of mopeds carrying chaps in hats on their way to morning prayers, when they swerved around trying to knock them off, adding plenty of rich abuse.
All good clean fun, of course.
The Indians seemed to manage that remarkably well all on their own.
I think the average Combat 18 member would blench at the number of times an otherwise mild-
mannered Hindu will happily use the term '[racist term removed]'. And, if anything, Sikhs are even worse.
and an Indian colleague loudly told me (in easy earshot of the candidate) "You can't employ a [racist term removed]".
Interestingly, the same guy sued the company for racial discrimination when he was made redundant.
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