Good arguments!
I live in NY and saw 9/11. We were all in a daze.
I wonder if we'll ever see news like this about that good old friend of his people (and the U.S). - Fidel Castro.
I agree. I believe that currently the U.S. government is thinking about stepping in as IT jobs are being outsourced to lower-cost countries (IBM being the latest in a list of companies outsourcing). The number of jobs at risk is surely not as large as the number that would be if McDonald's suddenly decided to replace all burger-flippers with robots. But what if the replacement process is slow enough so as not to elicit a government/public reaction?
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I think a good auditing system would help (so and so changed so and sos times, etc.). A McDonalds-style solution is simpler and just as good.
Good arguments! I live in NY and saw 9/11. We were all in a daze. I wonder if we'll ever see news like this about that good old friend of his people (and the U.S). - Fidel Castro.
I agree. I believe that currently the U.S. government is thinking about stepping in as IT jobs are being outsourced to lower-cost countries (IBM being the latest in a list of companies outsourcing). The number of jobs at risk is surely not as large as the number that would be if McDonald's suddenly decided to replace all burger-flippers with robots. But what if the replacement process is slow enough so as not to elicit a government/public reaction?