What's really annoying is that most of outsourcing projects that I have witnessed are utter failures, but are treated by upper management as successes, since we all know corporate America never makes mistakes (or at least admit that they make a mistake). And all the useless middle management are afraid to speak up, since they are afraid of getting outsourced, so this absurdity never ends.
What's even more annoying is that lot of times, these upper management types who decide to outsource does so to their crony firms, and they get a nice little thank you on the side. They could care jack shit about what happens to the employees, the project, or the company.
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Which books have you read? From the sounds of all the review, it seems that none of the key players of the movie has even read the books.
What's really annoying is that most of outsourcing projects that I have witnessed are utter failures, but are treated by upper management as successes, since we all know corporate America never makes mistakes (or at least admit that they make a mistake). And all the useless middle management are afraid to speak up, since they are afraid of getting outsourced, so this absurdity never ends.
What's even more annoying is that lot of times, these upper management types who decide to outsource does so to their crony firms, and they get a nice little thank you on the side. They could care jack shit about what happens to the employees, the project, or the company.
Sad.
Perhaps, the management of NEC should consider generating some "shock and awe" by having Oprah give away free SX-8.
The workers in India have a competitive advantage as they can do the IT jobs cheaper, and ostensibly at or near the same quality level.
I have yet to see this in practice. Am I the only one?