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There's nothing wrong with the skills (you'll find similarly skilled people locally), but the communication and the pride in the work sucks from experience. Thi
by harrytuttle 13y ago
There's nothing wrong with the skills (you'll find similarly skilled people locally), but the communication and the pride in the work sucks from experience. This is true regardless of the remote culture: it's universal with outsourcing.
- shock 13y ago> This is true regardless of the remote culture: it's universal with outsourcing. That's bullshit. It just means you didn't work with the right people. I've led remote teams (not indian teams) which got very high praise from the US management.
- harrytuttle 13y agoThat was probably because they were cheap rather than efficient. I've worked with three large outsourcers over the years and it's been nothing but carnage. We'd have been better off hiring less local people at a higher wage.