PRE-LAUNCH · FIRST PLANNED FOCUS: US COMPANIES HIRING TECHNICAL TALENT IN INDIA
Practical guidance for planning your first India-based technical hires.
These resources help employers identify the responsibilities, cost categories, readiness questions, and candidate or worker considerations that should be understood before a hiring or employment commitment.
Educational planning material only. Not legal, employment, tax, payroll, security, or financial advice.
For employers
Understand the operating model before choosing a vendor.
- 01Published
India engineering team readiness checklist
A practical checklist for US teams mapping an India-based technical role before a hiring or employment decision.
- 02Published
India engineering team cost map
How to separate compensation, obligations, operating costs, fees, assumptions, and confidence when mapping an India-based technical role.
- 03In review
Classification and delivery-model questions
What to ask about employment, contracting, partner delivery, customer ownership, and migration between models.
- 04Planned
Start-readiness checklist
Offer, contract, funding, benefits, equipment, access, manager preparation, orientation, and first payroll.
For people and teams
Make control, consent, and human responsibility understandable.
- 01
Employer control across the lifecycle
Role, selection, compensation, work direction, performance, discipline, and termination boundaries.
- 02
Candidate consent and transparency
Role context, sharing choice, evaluation, status, correction, withdrawal, deletion, and support.
- 03
Human responsibility in AI-assisted hiring
Source visibility, human review, correction, appeal, monitoring, and prohibited automated decisions.
- 04
US-to-India readiness updates
What is validated, what remains blocked, which boundaries are known, and what Sekai still cannot offer.
Questions
Questions to answer before a conversation
Which guides are published?
The readiness checklist and cost map are published. Other topics are marked In review or Planned until their boundaries and source material are ready.
Will Sekai publish competitor comparisons?
The public library will focus on buyer decisions and operating clarity, not borrowed competitor positioning.
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A conversation is not a service agreement, hiring commitment, employment relationship, or promise that live delivery is currently available.