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It's not impossible I guess, you will need to find people who know U.S law well. If you're talking about accountancy that's pretty complex stuff. You can outsou
by joelbluminator 5y ago
It's not impossible I guess, you will need to find people who know U.S law well. If you're talking about accountancy that's pretty complex stuff. You can outsource the grunt work easily (going over Excel sheets, that has been ousourced for decades already) but the substantial work no, I don't think it's that easy.
- ThalesX 5y agoI don't think it's easy either. There are smart people everywhere in the world. If these people could be easily paid and could get their results validated by a local expert, there would be a lot of financial incentive for these smart people to learn the US law, for example, and create case files for the local experts to evaluate and sign on. Would it cut the need for the local experts? No. Would it reduce their numbers? Maybe, it could also diversify them. Would it lower the cost for the service? I also think so.
- PaulDavisThe1st 5y agoWould it result in the "superstar" local experts (to use TFA's terminology) making huge amounts of money? Almost certainly.
- joelbluminator 5y agoI think the big disruption will be automation especially for accountancy, so much of it is grunt work.