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Offshore Outsourcing Threatens Offshore Outsourcing
theodp writes "India offshore tech support companies may soon face job losses as U.S. companies such as IBM, Intel, Hewlett-Packard, Oracle and PeopleSoft explore countries with even cheaper sources of technical labor, including Romania, Russia, Hungary, the Czech Republic, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. Concerned that outsourcing might be outsourced from India in the near future, a Bangalore call center owner said 'It's hard to know where it will all end. Is there a country where people will work for free?'" There's a Newsforge story about the same subject.
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First comment! YAY!!!
My sausage tree didn't grow, does that make me a bad mommy?
Actually, I was kinda wishing I had bought some scox stock...Price is up 50% in the last few days. scox
yum yum it would be so nice to touch them and run my hands up and down them
How could you miss the step we're in right now:
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From hell's heart I fstab at /dev/hdc
wow you really are a flaming loser
1) Give massive taxcuts to the productive, i.e. CEO's who make 20+ mil a year raping thier companies, outsourcing all jobs to india (except thiers of course) and then bankrupt thier companies with shady shadow companies to hide company debt they incurred.
2) Continue Corporate welfare so that any company giving enough money under the table will never have to pay taxes.
3) Drive 90% of all americans into $8 hour jobs, and the other 10% are wealthy corporate types who support the GOP
4) When things tough declare that canada has WMD and invade.
So Long and Thanks for all the Fish.
Excellent job. The vomiting is a novel idea, as long as you remember to tell them that YOU FAIL IT!
I hate to be a grammar freak, but the reference to "they" in the posted story could be Novell or SCO. Each interpretation means exactly the opposite. While it wouldn't make sense for SCO to disclose an amendment that gives Novell ownership, that requires reading and thinking about the story, which we all know won't happen here.