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it actually seems like the off-shoring craze has died down a bit in the U.S. I think companies realized its not as easy to get right as they thought. I've bee
by mech422 6y ago
it actually seems like the off-shoring craze has died down a bit in the U.S. I think companies realized its not as easy to get right as they thought. I've been working continuously with a team 10 hours away for the past 2-3 years, and it takes some accommodation on both sides....
- blaser-waffle 6y agoThat has generally been my experience as well -- the concrete benefits in terms of lowered OpEx (aka paying less for a worker) is offset by the intangible inefficiencies. It's a lot harder and a lot more chaotic than people realize. Plus automation is eating away at the lower level stuff.