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If you know what you are doing by building an organic team in a foreign country, you can still get real bang for the buck. If you try the traditional outsourcin
by codegeek 5y ago
If you know what you are doing by building an organic team in a foreign country, you can still get real bang for the buck. If you try the traditional outsourcing model by offloading shit to a 3rd party, you will get hurt.
- wil421 5y agoAgreed. There’s no way you can get away with not having a global team unless you’re a small company operating in a small market. The company I work for now has a team in India and the difference in skills is night and day compared to my last job. The turnover is much much less as well. I suspect they pay better and don’t rely on scummy 3rd party “coach you to pass the interview but have no real experience” providers.
- Jensson 5y agoManagers who know what they are doing are typically a lot more expensive than software engineers who know what they are doing. So the only reasonable way to outsource software engineering is to also outsource the corresponding management, and management don't want to do that.