Africa is the last wave of outsroucing (bbc.co.uk) There is only on last place let on this earth where you can have a labor arbitrage, and africa it is. Asia still has some room but africa will be the last big labor pool |
Africa is the last wave of outsroucing (bbc.co.uk) There is only on last place let on this earth where you can have a labor arbitrage, and africa it is. Asia still has some room but africa will be the last big labor pool |
However, the people generally do speak quite slowly with melodic voices and emphasized pronunciation.
However, they all knew that it wasn't something that could work because of the perception of doing business in Nigeria. The article makes it seem like there is a still a little of that concern with Kenya, but it looks like they may be the ultimate winner in this arena.
Edit/PS: The political problems are exactly why I think the wave is yet to come.
Don't listen to Western media. I'm sure Russian government would be supportive of anything that provides jobs to the working class.
(1) http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Job=Software_Engineer_%2...
(2) http://www.payscale.com/research/RU/Job=Software_Engineer_%2...
Chinese economy = American capitalism - Human rights
Indian economy = American capitalism + Wage slavery
African economy = American capitalism + Slavery
In globalized economy, jobs will go where businesses get maximum profit.Probably, but you seem to imply that is bad?!
What happens when all the world's areas of dirt poor people has been "used up" by outsourcing, so they lack dirt poor people? [Edit: That is, what will happen after the race to the bottom?]
I really don't have an idea about the answer. But the world will be better, with much fewer poor people.
That depends on whom you asked. From my perspective the world was a better place in the past but that's my personal opinions.
Has India become a better country because of all the offshoring? Their GDP might increase, but what about their quality of life? What about those overwork IT workers?
There are 2 things I learned in life so far:
1) There's this thing called "balance".
One gives, the other receives. One gets something, the other lose something. Addition, subtraction.
2) Money is the root of all evil.
I've never perceived that money can make the world a better place. In 1998, money nearly destroys Asia. In 2008, money hurts western countries.
US residents probably have more money than the other countries. But at the same time, check out the obesity level of US residents. Check out how many trash US produces. Why do you think people are buzzing over "green" thing.
If you have more money, you will want more of everything. The end result of this cycle hasn't been good so far.
As of today, the world has more problems than it was. Eliminate one, then two or more problems will arise.
(I am a Russian national).
Yes, yes, a million times yes. How is it even a question?
Obviously I'm ignorant. Excuse me.
If you haven't thought at least a bit about a problem area, you don't know enough to realize that you don't understand it. That has happened to me many times.
I'm sorry if I was rough in the last comment.
≈>>One gives, the other receives. One gets something, the other lose something. Addition, subtraction.
Please look up the definition of "zero sum game". Then realize that modern economy really isn't one. Most people are winning, in the present world.
Exceptions are people in countries with conflict or with corrupt/dictatorial regimes.
>>There are 2 things I learned in life so far:
>>2) Money is the root of all evil.
How about learning something from history?
Start by reading some books about poor people's lives and how it feels to bury your kids.
People die today, because of lack of food. Children still get organ damage (including brain) from too little food.
The point is, below a certain level of money/resources, life gets bad. Everyone should be happy that an increasing part of humanity can go away from that.
Please go look at Hans Rosling on TED:
http://www.ted.com/index.php/speakers/hans_rosling.html
>>As of today, the world has more problems than it was. Eliminate one, then two or more problems will arise.
For my information, how would you describe someone that has a total lack of sense of size of problems?! Someone that confuses losing money on a stock market crash -- with seeing your loved ones die young from treatable diseases?
(And I'm not arguing everything is better than it used to be.)