moving to US
patio11: If I were you, I'd stay exactly where I was, open a small business selling software on the Internet to rich Westerners, quit my dayjob as soon as I covered my previous salary, and then expand your little sideline into something as big as you want to go.You may feel you are not founder material yet.  Break that down into exactly what you don't have going for you.  Then, learn it as you go.  Marketing, for example, really isn't black magic.  Pricing is not black magic.(If I can make a quick comment based on my previous professional dealings with Indian companies: "We're the cheapest possible price!" is a terrible, terrible way to position yourself.  However, the fact that you have the cheapest possible living standards among similarly situated software firms means you will hit ramen profitability, or curry profitability if you'd rather, much faster than the rest of us will when charging the same price.  That is sort of nice.)Take this and all other advice (including the advice you're relying on to make your determination that you are not founder material) with a grain of salt.