The world:
Charlie: “I know! Let’s fire Americans and export their jobs and all that confidential data to a third-world country that’s allies with Russia. What could go wrong?!?”
The world: “Maybe that’s not such a good…”
Charlie: “We’ll budget an extra billion for American firings next year!
Objection, I see no evidence that the CEO is capable of thinking.
India is also a country that takes out people in other countries like Canada. I can't use specific words here, but you know what I'm saying; google it. India ordered a Canadian to be un-alived and carried it out with "diplomats" so they could leave the country without prosecution.
That's the real India. That's how much they care about foreigners.
@nvh+1qkesrvO
No, OP doesn't understand data governance
@nvh+1qkesrvO Existence of a regulation means jack sh-t. Just look at WF's current track record.
You do know the data doesn’t actually go to India, right? Regulations prohibit that. Also the GDRP has regulations about who can access data. Some Companies that do business with the bank also has stipulations.
One subtle point made here should be underscored - the geopolitics of India are favorable to Russia at the moment, and based on oil supply. That isn’t exactly good news for companies mass exporting jobs to this area.
Or even better, let’s stop supporting the American economy by reducing the spending power of workers by laying them off.
The federal reserve knows this is going to happen, yet makes the public statement that job are their priority. F both of them, and F Charlie.
Short term profits lead to long term consequences.🤫