From US To Hyd: Techie Jumps From Loneliness To Peace!

In the last four or five years, a large portion of the Indian student and software workforce had been travelling to United States for better living conditions and financial stability. But things are not going smoothly in the recent year or so. 

On one hand, president Donald Trump is making life living hell to international immigrants and on the other, the slowdown in hiring at tech companies due to recession is a cause of concern. 

In this connection, latest story shared by a 32 year old software engineer who had moved back from the United States back to Hyderabad indicate the change in lifestyle that is not suitable for everyone.

In this elaborate Reddit post the software engineer who got laid off from H1B visa in United States moved back to Hyderabad five months back and is making swift progress. He commented that life in United States had a good standard of living, but there was this endless loneliness.

The individual stated that he is much happy and content, living with his parents here in Hyderabad, rather than a better standard of life in the United States, where loneliness sinks many people. The fear of H1B Visa and anti-immigration policies add to the misery, it seems. 

It could perhaps be understood that this could exactly be the case with several other employees who had travel from India to the United States, but are unable to return back due to various reasons. The financial prospect might be good in the US, but loneliness and lack of family connections can take a toll on several people.

We could be hearing more such cases like this one in the days to follow as Donald Trump cracks down on H1B Visa and the employment opportunities go down due to AI evolution.