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This will still fail I think, for the same reason contracting did. The churn is real and any offshoring hotbed ends up with a lot of competing between big comp
by ActionHank 2y ago
This will still fail I think, for the same reason contracting did.
The churn is real and any offshoring hotbed ends up with a lot of competing between big companies for talent which then drives the prices up and motivates people to jump companies more.
- giantg2 2y agoThe issues we saw were more about quality. I know churn is bad for that, but I think the problem was more related to lack of oversight and vetting. This might improve that, but I'd probably bet against it.