Australia, 27 Mar (Today)-this morning, an Indian-American man's job search e-mail blew up Chinese Australians' circle of friends.
In the e-mail, the Indian-born candidate named Ramesh, who has not given his last name, not only boasted that "we Indians have connections with big Australian companies," but also asked "not to leave the interview opportunities to the Chinese." They are worse than Australians.
The message reads as follows:
It's been a whole week, but I still haven't heard from you.
It's wise of you to put me in the front of the candidate list. You know, we Indian communities and big businesses have a relationship. In Sydney, for example, all big companies have Indian-backed executives. If you recommend me for an interview, I can recommend you to apply for a senior position in another large company.
If you think I'm not qualified, that's fine. Please be sure to recommend other Indians for the interview. We Indians have a relationship with big Australian companies. If you will help the Indians, we will certainly do you good.
One more piece of advice, don't waste your time on Australians. If you give them a chance, they'll take it for granted. They won't remember you well. As we all know, we Indians work hard and need less, and your boss must be happy to hire Indians.
Remember, never give the opportunity to the Chinese, the Italians and the Lebanese. They are worse than Australians, who are sloppy at work and bully on other colleagues. Never hire these people.
Ramesh
At present, a screenshot of the e-mail is circulating in the Australian Chinese friends circle. Some Chinese lamented that the e-mail fully reflected the attitude of Indians to Australians and Chinese and other communities.
Some netizens said that the e-mail is too "awesome", the sender should not have thought, "E-mail is received by the Chinese."
Some netizens said: "forward, let's see how arrogant the Australian brand."
Some people said: "this Indian buddy may be in Australia's IT industry. Everyone named Ramesh might want to change their names. "
Some netizens said: "there are too many people like this."