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Future of Outsourcing and Offshoring – is it all over? Impact of inflation in China and India. EU and America job losses future trends. Banks, manufacturing, software development. Conference keynote speaker
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www.globalchange.com Massive wage jumps in India and China of up to 100% a year mean that cost advantages of outsourcing offshoring to these countries is rapidly disappearing. What next? Will jobs move back to America or Europe? Comment by Futurist Dr Patrick Dixon, author of 12 book including Futurewise. Huge salary inflation impact for senior executives in India and China make outsourcing economics harder. Up to 100% wage inflation in China and 40% in india for experienced business leaders. Reverse outsoursing. Business efficiency and strategy needs review. Operating costs of managing outsourced operations. Why outsourcing operations can fail. Conference keynote speaker and Futurist. Impact of low cost workers arriving in places like UK, France, Germany, Italy driving down labour charges and altering costs of manufacturing and services in Western Europe. Impact on economics of outsourcing and offshoring.
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#2 written by FluxCapacitor2008 1 year ago
The free market (or as I see it the free to go one way market) is killing the golden goose for short term gains; our economy is built on a house of cards. Its not working and it is falling apart, wake up people we lost 1.2 million jobs just in 2008 and 16 million since 2000, union and non union. How do you replace those jobs?
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#4 written by robertdjwizard 1 year ago
How to save the economy stop buying crap from China, the quality of American made products surpasses any product made in any other country all over the world ,except cars, some people likes to get rich fast and furious, now we own a piece of the cake lets all demand quality from the domestic car makers.
I want my Camaro what you guys waiting for I will sell my wife on ebay to get that car. -
#5 written by HemiHead66 1 year ago
The jerk-offs that are sending our jobs overseas will be out of business real soon. They went to far and destroyed their best markets. The only thing that’s left is a bunch of jobless broke Americans with maxed out credit cards that can’t even afford to buy their cheep Chinese products anymore. Take a look at profits for the fortune 500. They’ve never seen things this bad before. And after China burns through their stimulus money their jobs will be flushed down the toilet bowl to. Fucking morons
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#6 written by ranjithm1985 1 year ago
Hello Dr Patrick Dixon. in my opinion this happens when you did not do enough research.
I worked for a company as Techie , 9+ hrs a day, 6 days a week , in Night shifts. for 18
months.I am a IT graduateThe company i worked for one of the TOP 5 companies in the world.
I was paid 120$ PM + incentives around 30$
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#7 written by ranjithm1985 1 year ago
A person with No graduation who gets a job in Gulf countries get around 750$ for a job like Shop assistant, Office boy etc.And can save around 350$ if he is willing to save.
Advantages here : No need to work 6days a week, No NightJob . No sweatshops, No abuse of manpower for such a low paid job.
Theme of this story.
30 experienced , Qualified Indian workers 150$ < 1 US worker 4000$.
I never work for a BPO/Call center anymore .those who work there for such a low paid job are LOOSERS.
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#8 written by ranjithm1985 1 year ago
contd.#3
workers get hike only if they are promoted.
My company did not give give hike for the reason of Inflation. even though its high.Then who is eating up the money.
1. High and middle lever Management guys
2. Company .
3. Infrastructure (crazy Real estate prices)If the West is getting any benefit take these work Back,cause we are not getting any substantial benefit.
Note: companies like HP, MSGTS, IBM are growing BIG time india ,even after these issues you told about India
Why?
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#11 written by FluxCapacitor2008 1 year ago
2 words (Global meltdown)
The GOP Wal-Mart economic model is good for short term gains but its a house of cards, labor is and has always been the base of economic growth. Now that Obama is closing the tax loop holes, off shore tax havens and putting the one payer health care option in place American workers union and non union will have a chance to compete on a not so tilted playing field. The next change we need is fair trade. -
#15 written by AmericanMale1953 1 year ago
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#16 written by AmericanMale1953 1 year ago
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#21 written by brokencountry123 1 year ago
The vast majority of high-tech innovation in the US is publicly funded from the Dept. of Defense to the university system. Private corporations like Microsoft and Goolge tap into public breakthroughs and profit from them directly. Then they repay the American tax payers by outsourcing and off-shoring white collar jobs. The biggest lie they tell is that they need to do this in order to be competitive when in fact they are dependent on our tax dollars. Why do we put up with this?
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#23 written by alzobaiditarique 1 year ago
Hello All u frustrated Americans….its so soothing to hear u all r suffering…U know why all ur jobs are being outsourced point number 1. you people hav no work ethics..2.You want to be paid for doing nothing…now dat others are doing better dan America…U all cant bear it anymore and someone said Indian n Chinese shit in a hole in da ground..well dat idiot shud visit these countries now and take a look around. You couch potatoes dont deserve a JOB.
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The long term viability of all middle class jobs union and non-union are in danger. We as middle class workers need to organize in some way. We need to have some push back for the downward pressure the ultra rich power base is putting on the workers. We need a organize work force so we have some political power to turn back the one sided trade policies. We have no chance in hell to be completive with Chinese workers that make $35 a month on average.