I am assuming that the person has 7-8 years experience, as he is a technical manager in India. The guy is earning a decent salary in India - so the opportunity cost of moving out is a bit high. I think for London, expecting 58-60K is not too ambitious (http://www.itjobswatch.co.uk/jobs/london/c++.do...

The UK job market has picked up and finding a permanent job in UK should not be too difficult. You should start applying in end of Dec, early January - hopefully you will have a few interviews lined up when you come here (I was lucky to get 5 interviews lined up during my one week trip! - but then t...

I had moved from US to UK in 2007 after I had exhausted 5 years on an L1B in US. The larger question you need to answer is if your move to US or UK is a permanent or a temporary move. US is definitely better for settling down (at least I feel that way!). However, if you plan to return to India after...