US employee 'outsourced job to China'
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A Medical Corporation
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That guy has management potential.
Young lady, I am an expert on humans. Now pick a mouth, open it and say "brglgrglgrrr"!
Vicarius Provinciae
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That is absolutely hilarious. The only way to solve this problem in the future is to nuke China.
Campidoctor
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Before this thread gets closed due to lack of topic issues, I find it amusing that the news piece makes no mention on whether the Shenyang company is still doing the work for 1/5th of what they were paying the employee.
Something out of office space.
"So you fired Milton?"
"Um no. We just fixed the glitch. He won't be getting a paycheck anymore."
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Tell them the paint is wet, and they have to touch it to be sure."
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A Medical Corporation
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But of course.
Young lady, I am an expert on humans. Now pick a mouth, open it and say "brglgrglgrrr"!
Primicerius
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Before we sent the low skill job to china, now we are also outsourcing the knowledge economy over there. And they are doing an excellent job at that for a 1/5 of the price. Those of you who are studying or just left university, good luck !!!
Tiro
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Verizon calls it a scam - is it?
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Its only a scam if the small people do it.
Protector Domesticus
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Dux Limitis
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This is basically what executives do anyways
Swear filters are for sites run by immature children.
Campidoctor
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His company will probably do this with his job anyway in a few years, he was just jumping the gun.
"some people say the iraq war is unnessasary, however i disagree its good practise in case one comes along that we need to fight, just in case the germans have another go"-AL MURRAY
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Semisalis
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What's wrong with it? He did get the job done didn't he?
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He did compromise their security hugely though.
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I appluad this man.
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You need a certain kind of genius to think of doing that. Bravo
Praeses
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so wait, outsourcing a factory: fine. Outsourcing your own job, not?
Campidoctor
Le Paysan Soleil
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Thread closed. The OP offers insufficient basis for a discussion.
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