Some one asked the one thing I hate about Indians.
Hate would be a strong word, so I would say what I dislike about Indians.
Indians have this attitude of never accepting when they are wrong or have made a mistake, instead of just accepting the wrong and finding a solution to the mess they have created, they will look for a way to push the blame on the other party or something else. Small issue that should have been resolved, will turn to big matter in the whole I am not blame, shifting blame process.
I had this problem with a colleague who was in Chennai once, babe had definitely messed up, next I knew babe was calling me and shouting on me like I was to blame for the whole ish, I was so mad that day that even all my colleagues were scared to even ask what the matter was. She even sent me one rude e-mail once and I told my team lead to reply the mail because if I do I will be so totally unprofessional. I told all her colleagues to give her warning that if I catch her I beat her up (in my head oh, babe is bigger than me), babe was so lucky we never met before I left India.
N:B: This is just one of the many situations I had, besides it did not just happen to me alone, most of us foreigners had this same issue. After 17months and dealing with over 100people per day, I think I can as well generalise.
Kisses from Bonn
♥ Lara
Hate would be a strong word, so I would say what I dislike about Indians.
Indians have this attitude of never accepting when they are wrong or have made a mistake, instead of just accepting the wrong and finding a solution to the mess they have created, they will look for a way to push the blame on the other party or something else. Small issue that should have been resolved, will turn to big matter in the whole I am not blame, shifting blame process.
I had this problem with a colleague who was in Chennai once, babe had definitely messed up, next I knew babe was calling me and shouting on me like I was to blame for the whole ish, I was so mad that day that even all my colleagues were scared to even ask what the matter was. She even sent me one rude e-mail once and I told my team lead to reply the mail because if I do I will be so totally unprofessional. I told all her colleagues to give her warning that if I catch her I beat her up (in my head oh, babe is bigger than me), babe was so lucky we never met before I left India.
N:B: This is just one of the many situations I had, besides it did not just happen to me alone, most of us foreigners had this same issue. After 17months and dealing with over 100people per day, I think I can as well generalise.
Kisses from Bonn
♥ Lara
So I remember once in India when a fellow Indian workmate commented that Mumbai was much better that London. I almost died and came back to life. This guy was so convinced he was right until I found out he had never been to London. I quickly concluded there was no point continuing the conversation as my guy was clearly coming form a deluded place.
ReplyDeleteHe definitely has never stepped outside India itself,well you have got to love the pride of the Indian man.
Deletewow, that's ridiculous. But it might have been the girl's personality though, I don't think it should be generalized for the rest of 1.something billion others ;)
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This is just one of the situations, I encountered this problem with so many of them, this was just the most annoying one. I am not saying all Indians are like this, but a large percentage of them do this.
Deletebeat up ke? abeg o
ReplyDeletethose kind of people are everywhere, maybe most of them are in India sha
hahaha, if to say I beat am, I go don dey Indian jail now...I was just doing her shakara
ReplyDeleteHaba isn't this a very big over generalization. Na wah oh.
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hmmm, can you please suggest a mild one for me because my crazy head can only think of this...thanks for stopping by.
Deletelol@ the shakara. I also find it annoying when people can't admit to faults o
ReplyDeleteLahrahhhh hate is such a strong word duh. Sorry about the bad experiences still. Visit my blog www.pullyourpantup.com
ReplyDeleteimagine that!!!...fr real...pele dear..it is well
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i hope it fits oo..lol...or se i didnt go and do oversabi sha cos i knw or rather can see thru ur lens that u travel a lot
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DeleteNa wa o. I want to believe that there will be exceptions.
ReplyDeleteLarah! Oya take a glass of water. The girl mustav really vexed you ooo but 100 to nearly a billion never reach to generalise, scientifically na! Irritants can be found everywhere...unfortunately you had the 'pleasure' to meet more than your fair share :P.
ReplyDeleteSome people are fond of doing that. 'Not sure if it's culture specific though.
ReplyDeleteShut up bitch.you white people are so intelligent and smart.you think only you know about us,ukand all big cities.bitch you are creating a racist blog like this ,first putting heading like i hate indians and then saying hate is not the word to choose.and one intelligent lady says indians dont go to foreign countries,o bitches your country has only one language and we have 1000,still we are living together and you rascals look at your country who still is racist to many foreigners not from india from all over the world.go and worship hitler you #######
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