They are now interviewing candidates in Chennai.
And more interviews this week.
Meanwhile, the manager who is doing this is also attending deacon classes at his church. How does one reconcile their religion while sneakily shitting on the people who have spent years making personal sacrifices in order to make him look good and get promoted?
By teaching them they're not perfect simply forgiven. No bullshit.And more interviews this week.
Meanwhile, the manager who is doing this is also attending deacon classes at his church. How does one reconcile their religion while sneakily shitting on the people who have spent years making personal sacrifices in order to make him look good and get promoted?
accountants don't see that part of it though.Most companies I know who have outsourced programming overseas have had a lot of problems. And generally the headaches are not worth the cost savings.
accountants don't see that part of it though.
By that point it's too late for everyone they laid off who now sell cars for a living.They do eventually when they have to hire US Based software consultant firms at $200 an hour to fix the mess that was created. But on paper the idea works great.
By that point it's too late for everyone they laid off who now sell cars for a living.
We've off shored a lot of hardware builds too, and those come with a ton of problems too. The quality of Chinese built electronics is terrible. We probably spent more in sending engineers over there to solve the problems than we saved in labor costs.Most companies I know who have outsourced programming overseas have had a lot of problems. And generally the headaches are not worth the cost savings.
They do eventually when they have to hire US Based software consultant firms at $200 an hour to fix the mess that was created. But on paper the idea works great.
They do eventually when they have to hire US Based software consultant firms at $200 an hour to fix the mess that was created. But on paper the idea works great.
Learn networking and get good at managing Cisco gear. Good Cisco guys are getting to be rare. If you've got good chops in that world, nobody cares how old you are.As a 52 year old sysadmin/hardware/windows/mac/unix/networking/server/whatever guy I read that article and realize I'm likely expendable. My advantages is I look young for my age and I also love technology so will quite frequently geek out on the latest tech but have the advantage of remembering all the old stuff. Consequently, I'm sort of this guy that everyone in the office asks questions about this or that obscure bit of tech that they either never encountered or forgot. I've even trained in my boss on some things sometimes. That's the advantage I guess but my wife seems to think I can just get a job anywhere not knowing about the ageism rampant in tech. If I find myself jobless I'll have to use every contact I can to get an in somewhere.
There's no taste for accounting.My accounting degree has so far insulated me from some of this, because it means that I have (or at least can purport to have) general business knowledge that is valued...