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This article seems more like simply "don't be a fucking idiot". And judging china, India, etc. is unfair. I once worked with a guy in Toronto, Canada, maybe 4
by ggwicz 15y ago
This article seems more like simply "don't be a fucking idiot".
And judging china, India, etc. is unfair. I once worked with a guy in Toronto, Canada, maybe 4 hours away from my home in New York. He ended up stealing $3,000 from me and there was nothing I could do.
So "don't outsource" isn't necessarily a good message in my opinion. A better one would be "try to avoid working with random people you've never met or heard anything about".
- Rodrigo_Thauby 15y agoHow often do you have the privilege of actually knowing (and knowing well enough) who you're working with? I think the biggest lesson for me is don't do business with companies based in a lawless country.