Your code quality is pajeet tier.

You consistently make poor design and architectural choices.

Your project has maintained 50 plus unresolved bugs for about 6 months, and yet you're consistently under delivering against what you commit to.

Other developers refuse to work with you.

So tell me again how you feel you're an effective lead developer

Where does the "pajeet tier" sit on a 1 - 10 scale?

@freakko Indian. Indians have a reputation for bad code in the freelance world

As low as possible.
It's a well earned reputation too.

Worth noting that's it's not a reputation that I'd associate with Indian programmers working in the West (quite the opposite is true there), and it's not a reputation that's exclusive to Indian programmers either - my company outsourced a project to a UK company, and it's some of the worst results I've ever seen.
Although we do suspect that they're subcontracting the work to Indian freelancers...

TL:DR - "pajeet tier" is synonymous with "exceptionally poor quality"

@xPunxNotDeadx in my experience its almost exclusively limited to Indian devs. You have better luck if you find good Indians

@windlessuser yeah - I was trying to diplomatic!
I'm sure there's some Indian devs out there that aren't awful - somewhere...