outsourcing

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Quoted: A few tweaks later, I loaded up the 6,204 line CSV file, sat back, and within minutes, hoards of Turkers were chipping away at my 12,408 tasks.

The guys that built Truemors. Site is kind of slow in my experience.

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Quoted: What happens when a successful US-based computer programmer, who lost his lucrative job to outsourcing, travels to India to try to get it back?
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The videos below share his incredible experience. It’s a fascinating and humanizing portrait of real Indians in Bangalore, the “Silicon Valley of India”.

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Quoted: Infosys says its outsourcing experience in India has taught it to carve up a project, apportion each slice to suitable workers, double-check quality and then export a final, reassembled product to clients... argues it can clone its Indian back offices in other nations and groom Chinese, Mexican or Czech employees to be more productive than local outsourcing companies could make them.

Quoted:In a poetic reflection of outsourcing’s new face, Wipro’s chairman said that he was considering hubs in Idaho and Virginia, in addition to Georgia, to take advantage of American “states which are less developed.”