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Because resources from India are cheap. Money talks.
Pay grades are different and indians are well adjusted to the offshore game of day night calls apart from 9-5..
Saw locals finding the schedule too much trouble and imposition onto their own personal space and quit.. just a theory.. idt there are gates preventing locals to get in..just they don’t want to get in haha
Which Indian companies are you thinking of? Indian consulting firms are generally based on the outsourcing business model, so you won’t see too many non-Indians. However, for non-consulting companies, I think they do hire locals (although top management is generally Indian)
The companies you mention are specifically based on the low cost outsourcing model where Indian FTEs are brought in for short term/contract work. Hiring in the local geography would negate the cost advantage. Hence the low diversity.
Foreign subsidiaries of operating Indian companies such as Mahindra, Tata are generally very diverse as they hire locals.
One of the reasons you may feel this way may be that foreign subsidiaries of Indian companies (other than the consulting companies you mentioned) operate under different names so it is harder to know that they are Indian. For eg, Automobili Pininfarina is wholly owned by Mahindra and has mostly European employees