Comments on: American jobs outsourced to India – The reality and the myth http://brijux.com/2009/09/28/american-jobs-outsourced-to-india-the-reality-and-the-myth/ My view on life, love and everything in between. Wed, 01 Feb 2012 09:57:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Brijesh http://brijux.com/2009/09/28/american-jobs-outsourced-to-india-the-reality-and-the-myth/#comment-5010 Brijesh Sat, 16 Oct 2010 21:57:47 +0000 http://brijux.com/?p=333#comment-5010 Completely agree with you Grob! Completely agree with you Grob!

]]> By: Grob Hahn http://brijux.com/2009/09/28/american-jobs-outsourced-to-india-the-reality-and-the-myth/#comment-4975 Grob Hahn Wed, 13 Oct 2010 13:10:50 +0000 http://brijux.com/?p=333#comment-4975 " From where I see, there is no reason why they should get pissed. The company has to do what it takes for maximum profit, it doesn’t bias toward nationality or keeping jobs to its home country." Thanks for pointing out the sheer arrogance of the issue. You have captured the very point of it all. The companies only care about making money so they don't care a bit about the destruction they leave in their wake. One of the things that made America strong as a nation was the sense of corporate responsibility and of being a corporate community citizen and being involved with community advancement. As you point out, those days are gone and corporate loyalty exists only for the cheapest resources and the wealthiest clients. The rest is scorched earth. With so much wealth being siphoned from the US it is only a matter of time before the engine begins to falter. You can't depend on an American economy that doesn't support and advance Americans as well as the rest of the world. It will come tumbling down like a house of cards. So be aware that for all the value you think you have with these corporations, you may still end up as so many Americans have, forced to train their foreign replacements or forfeit their final pay. If it happened to us, it will likely happen to you as well. Americans aren't pissed at you, they are pissed at the betrayal you represent. You are no better than scabs crossing a picket line, so don't be shocked at the lack of respect you experience. I seriously doubt you will be feeling any different when you are training your Chinese replacement! Grobbbbbbbbbbbbbbb ” From where I see, there is no reason why they should get pissed. The company has to do what it takes for maximum profit, it doesn’t bias toward nationality or keeping jobs to its home country.”

Thanks for pointing out the sheer arrogance of the issue. You have captured the very point of it all. The companies only care about making money so they don’t care a bit about the destruction they leave in their wake. One of the things that made America strong as a nation was the sense of corporate responsibility and of being a corporate community citizen and being involved with community advancement. As you point out, those days are gone and corporate loyalty exists only for the cheapest resources and the wealthiest clients. The rest is scorched earth. With so much wealth being siphoned from the US it is only a matter of time before the engine begins to falter. You can’t depend on an American economy that doesn’t support and advance Americans as well as the rest of the world. It will come tumbling down like a house of cards.

So be aware that for all the value you think you have with these corporations, you may still end up as so many Americans have, forced to train their foreign replacements or forfeit their final pay. If it happened to us, it will likely happen to you as well. Americans aren’t pissed at you, they are pissed at the betrayal you represent. You are no better than scabs crossing a picket line, so don’t be shocked at the lack of respect you experience. I seriously doubt you will be feeling any different when you are training your Chinese replacement!
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]]> By: Brijesh http://brijux.com/2009/09/28/american-jobs-outsourced-to-india-the-reality-and-the-myth/#comment-3192 Brijesh Fri, 30 Apr 2010 21:39:46 +0000 http://brijux.com/?p=333#comment-3192 @Brijesh Singh, I agree with you, no one is here for social service. But outsourcing is a win-win situation for both, the outsourcing company and the people who are getting jobs. They both benefit from it. But many people get upset because they are getting laid off and someone else is doing their job now. From where I see, there is no reason why they should get pissed. The company has to do what it takes for maximum profit, it doesn't bias toward nationality or keeping jobs to its home country. The unemployment issue is to be addressed by government or the individual, neither the company nor the people who are getting these jobs are responsible for their job loss. I don't want to offend anyone, or I don't want to be rude. I am just trying to make an argument here. I hope you agree with it. @Brijesh Singh,
I agree with you, no one is here for social service. But outsourcing is a win-win situation for both, the outsourcing company and the people who are getting jobs. They both benefit from it. But many people get upset because they are getting laid off and someone else is doing their job now. From where I see, there is no reason why they should get pissed. The company has to do what it takes for maximum profit, it doesn’t bias toward nationality or keeping jobs to its home country. The unemployment issue is to be addressed by government or the individual, neither the company nor the people who are getting these jobs are responsible for their job loss.

I don’t want to offend anyone, or I don’t want to be rude. I am just trying to make an argument here. I hope you agree with it.

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]]> By: brijesh singh http://brijux.com/2009/09/28/american-jobs-outsourced-to-india-the-reality-and-the-myth/#comment-3109 brijesh singh Mon, 26 Apr 2010 15:08:00 +0000 http://brijux.com/?p=333#comment-3109 I must tell you,there is one more side of "Outsourcing Ghost". If you see business expansion of american companies in last 15 years, you will realize that america do not have "enough people" to support it! It is not possible for these companies to compete with companies from developing nations if they do not out source their jobs. African and Asian market run in small profits. Though this is not very lucrative market, they have to establish presence in these market before it is lost. For example, i-flex(indian company once) captured most of the african and European market.It is impossible for an american company to compete in turns of cost. I must add this: "Though present India believes that outsourcing is a good thing to India, it is not very true. In absence of outsourcing, these Indian companies would have been working on higher profit". No body does a social service. It's business and they are here for Only Profit! I must tell you,there is one more side of “Outsourcing Ghost”. If you see business expansion of american companies in last 15 years, you will realize that america do not have “enough people” to support it!
It is not possible for these companies to compete with companies from developing nations if they do not out source their jobs. African and Asian market run in small profits. Though this is not very lucrative market, they have to establish presence in these market before it is lost.
For example, i-flex(indian company once) captured most of the african and European market.It is impossible for an american company to compete in turns of cost.
I must add this: “Though present India believes that outsourcing is a good thing to India, it is not very true. In absence of outsourcing, these Indian companies would have been working on higher profit”.
No body does a social service. It’s business and they are here for Only Profit!

]]> By: Brijesh http://brijux.com/2009/09/28/american-jobs-outsourced-to-india-the-reality-and-the-myth/#comment-993 Brijesh Tue, 10 Nov 2009 21:58:47 +0000 http://brijux.com/?p=333#comment-993 Thanks Samir. Thanks Samir.

]]> By: Samir http://brijux.com/2009/09/28/american-jobs-outsourced-to-india-the-reality-and-the-myth/#comment-992 Samir Tue, 10 Nov 2009 02:36:37 +0000 http://brijux.com/?p=333#comment-992 Awesome work. Really liked this one. Awesome work. Really liked this one.

]]> By: marciosp_ http://brijux.com/2009/09/28/american-jobs-outsourced-to-india-the-reality-and-the-myth/#comment-81 marciosp_ Mon, 05 Oct 2009 08:05:21 +0000 http://brijux.com/?p=333#comment-81 send me a invitation please, Thanks. rt ============================================================ How to get Google Wave Invites Login to Edit Page I have received Google Wave invite. I have 8 invites to give out. Here is how you can claim one. 1) Visit http://brijux.com and leave a meaningful comment on any of the post. Your comment should be posted between 10/01/09 and 10/10/09. 2) I will randomely select any 8 comments on 10/11/09 and email the instructions for Google Wave invite on 10/11/09. Sounds like a win-win situation? I bet you. Brijesh Chauhan mwSGg send me a invitation please, Thanks.

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]]> By: Brijesh http://brijux.com/2009/09/28/american-jobs-outsourced-to-india-the-reality-and-the-myth/#comment-76 Brijesh Fri, 02 Oct 2009 04:53:52 +0000 http://brijux.com/?p=333#comment-76 @ Prashant Thanks buddy. @ Prashant
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]]> By: Brijesh http://brijux.com/2009/09/28/american-jobs-outsourced-to-india-the-reality-and-the-myth/#comment-75 Brijesh Fri, 02 Oct 2009 04:53:36 +0000 http://brijux.com/?p=333#comment-75 @ Bons What I meant was 1 American person's salary = 16 Indian people's salary. American (Chris in this case) earned 16 times that of his competitive Indian fellow. But thinking more about this point, actually Chris and I are wrong. He is not feeding 16 people. Infact, his job is replaced by only one Indian guy, and that Indian guy is making 1/16 of what Chris was making. The rest 15/16 part of the salary is saved by the company. @ Bons

What I meant was 1 American person’s salary = 16 Indian people’s salary. American (Chris in this case) earned 16 times that of his competitive Indian fellow.

But thinking more about this point, actually Chris and I are wrong. He is not feeding 16 people. Infact, his job is replaced by only one Indian guy, and that Indian guy is making 1/16 of what Chris was making. The rest 15/16 part of the salary is saved by the company.

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