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It's not obvious to me. I look around and nobody I know is outsourcing anything anymore than they were 5, 10, 20 years ago. Nor is it obvious that outsourced pr
by rco8786 1y ago
It's not obvious to me. I look around and nobody I know is outsourcing anything anymore than they were 5, 10, 20 years ago. Nor is it obvious that outsourced products are inherently shittier than something made domestically.
You can't just make a blanket statement about the entire economy and say "it's obvious". We live in a big world. Your perception is not my perception. That's why data is so important.
- smileson2 1y agoMost mid sized companies I’ve worked with are nearshoring almost everything or in the process of doing so It doesn’t bite me as much due to seniority but it’s still happening Tbh if I was younger I’d just try to relocate myself seems fun
- antisthenes 1y agoWhat exactly is nearshoring? Canada/Mexico? SLatAM? What is "mid-sized" ? There's so much vague descriptors in your post as to be almost entirely meaningless.
- fzeroracer 1y agoDo you work in the tech industry? In what part? Because from personal experience I've seen loads of companies wind down and remove internal teams like internal QA in favor of outsourcing to other regions, for example. It's made my job extremely annoying because I can't just tap the shoulder of my nearby QA engineer and see what's up, I have to wait an entire day for them to get the next build and then deal with the wrong stuff they've reported.