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My takeaway from this article: anyone who's planning to manufacture products in China should have at least a few employees who are fluent in Chinese. You can o
by teraflop 8y ago
My takeaway from this article: anyone who's planning to manufacture products in China should have at least a few employees who are fluent in Chinese.
You can outsource many things, but you can't reliably outsource communication.
- appleiigs 8y agoFrom their website: Keyboardio is Jesse and Kaia. Having a few employees who speak Chinese would be more than their employee count.
- cookiecaper 8y agoAgreed. It's easy to be held hostage when you can't ask around to verify what you're hearing. Someone taking this endeavor seriously should work on learning Chinese, or just charge more and manufacture stateside.