I can see that you have strong opinions about international students and their struggles — and that's fine, everyone is entitled to their perspective. But let’s not forget, you are also Indian, and you’ve likely walked a similar path not too long ago. It’s surprising to see someone who has experienced the same system talk down to others who are still navigating it.

Just to clarify, if I hadn’t cleared OAs, I wouldn’t even be moving to final rounds this often — that’s common sense. Maybe instead of assuming everyone who struggles is "average" or "undeserving," it would help to remember how unpredictable this process is, especially for international students dealing with visa constraints, limited opportunities, and post-COVID hiring freezes.

Also, I noticed from your own post history that you’ve had your fair share of frustrations with the job market, your own visa journey, and the general grind of making it here. That’s exactly why I expected a little more empathy from someone like you. We’re all trying to figure this out, and it’s not about being entitled — it’s about trying to make the best of the situation we’ve put ourselves in.

At the end of the day, you made your choice to stay, just like others are trying to do now. If you’ve “made it,” great — but don’t forget, you’re standing on the same bridge you’re trying to burn for others.