Might as well outsource the entire division to Foxconn. Same concept.
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Slaves keep dividends flowing. Kudos american CEOs
Outsourcing is done by greedy American CEOs. Do not blame Indians or Chinese for it. May be stupid Americans should blame their own country men.
Outsourcing is not the fault of Chinese or Indians in US, and in fact, overseas works are not to be blame. Outsourcing is the brainchild of lawyers and MBA’s. Which engineer wakes up in the morning thinking that his job can be done cheaper overseas, and so let’s go outsource. Stanford MBA, Harvard MBA, etc, are all the same – make it cheaper overseas. If they don’t know how, we will teach them. There are many willing participants.
63520 great point
63496....nope :). I own one of those posts only. Seems more than one person here observes the same thing. We were raised to think, contribute to the conversation, work smart not hard, write and speak well, and enjoy life. We don't complain of being a slave because we would never allow someone to treat us like one. We don't whine. We suggest a better path forward. That isn't complaining. Grow up.
63496....nope :). I own one of those posts only. Seems more than one person here observes the same thing. We were raised to think, contribute to the conversation, work smart not hard, write and speak well, and enjoy life. We don't complain of being a slave because we would never allow someone to treat us like one. We don't whine. We suggest a better path forward. That isn't complaining. Grow up.
Anonymous63174 = Anonymous63295
Foxconn has cooler buildings to jump off of.
Lazy=works smarter. Complaining=constructive suggestions on how to be competitive.
H1B = Work harder, complain less.
Quite contrary to the American jerks who comment here.
Lazy Americans are annoying.
H1B == Stolen IP (Intellectual Property)
It is ironic that in the name of competition American companies are running to outsource, while the Asian companies are quick to learn and hide whatever they know. QC will have nothing to leverage but only whatever is left of licensing, and we all see where that is headed.
It's a bit exaggerated but not far from truth