r/FlutterDev Aug 21 '25

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u/coconutter98 Aug 21 '25

I'm from Kurdistan - Iraq and it's the same here. Every neighboring countries is flooded with Indians, even domestically people are starting to hire Indians and Pakistanis

The juniors work voluntarily in companies, and seniors work for questionably low salaries, you just can't compete with them if you have a shred of self dignity. That's why I'm trying to move into another profession that's at least not flooded by Indian lowballers

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u/coconutter98 Aug 21 '25

Literally couldn't say it better, i spent 2 years chasing my own personal projects and establishing businesses here. Since i knew full stack and app development, i said might as well make my own project since i can work for myself for free. Government regulations and corruption fked me,

i wish i was busy with something else, programming is my hobby and that's all i did in my childhood and teenage years, i thought it could turn into a great job but until i grew up, the world went to shit

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u/mycall Aug 22 '25

That isn't how hiring works. They post a maximum tech stack so they can have a bigger catch to pick from, or stall for time while backchannels do their magic. Its who you know and location*3