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I would argue that software outsourcing works as well as it needs to. I used to be vehemently opposed to it, for all the normal reasons, but for the people (es
by eitally 11y ago
I would argue that software outsourcing works as well as it needs to. I used to be vehemently opposed to it, for all the normal reasons, but for the people (especially the CIOs) who pursue it, they get exactly what they deserve and I think a lot of them are perfectly ok with that. My experience [reporting to a semi-sociopathic CIO] has taught me that it's a lot easier to be flexible with contract labor (by using OpEx and other methods of shifting funds to increase/reduce monies for the work), and sometimes they care more about that than accurate delivery dates or supportable deliverables of high quality that do what they're supposed to.
- s73v3r 11y ago"but for the people (especially the CIOs) who pursue it, they get exactly what they deserve" Do they? Or do they still get the bonus for cutting costs, despite not actually doing so?