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:Free Software Magazine: Why Do Companies Outsource? (Part 1)
Free Software Magazine: Why Do Companies Outsource? (Part 1)
Oct 4, 2005, 02 :30 UTC (3 Talkback[s]) (3872 reads)

(Other stories by Tom Jackiewicz)

"The crusty old geek with 30 years of experience can’t get a word in as Adam, the 19 year old hot-shot system administrator, tells everyone how to do their jobs. 'Your opinion really doesn’t matter, dude, you’re like old,' he says, as he adjusts his Linux World t-shirt. As BrokenToothpicks.Com stock soars to $300 a share and its 24 year old high school dropout CEO lashes out against the 'old way of doing things,' Adam just might be right. People start to listen to these new brainiacs and Dot Com Rockstars who can do no wrong. Adam thinks he’s God. How can he not? He’s making money hand over fist and plans to retire to a private island just as soon as his options vest. Everyone else must just be an idiot--I mean, come on, how can they work for so long and STILL drive a used Subaru. Adam is the reason that houses are unaffordable, the stock market crashed, unemployment is high, and the bread you bought just the other day has already gone bad..."

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A five page article and the author gets  ...   The author doesn't understand globalisation   
www.bnp.org.uk
Oct 4, 2005, 09:39:49
 
There's a reason companies aren' ...   The times they are a changing   
David Johnson
Oct 4, 2005, 17:42:10
 
Outsourcing is, indeed, not the end of t ...   Re: The times they are a changing   
Charles Hixson
Oct 4, 2005, 20:28:54
 
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