On Tue, 9 Nov 2004 12:56:05 -0800 (PST), Stede Troisi
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> If the company could outsource all its employees for
> free or near it would would profit?
>
> 1..* shareholders (the few)
Hey, how about the 1..* Indian workers??? They will certainly profit!
>
> Who has to spend what is left of their free time and
> any money they might make after bills in order to
> retrain for a job that will make them $40k less entry
> level?
>
> 1..* workers (the many)
>
> Who ultimately loses?
>
> 1..* workers (the many)
>
> I don't get it, but as I seem like the only one then
> it must be the right thing :-)
>
My feeling is that you want to program computers, but don't want to
produce shoes in a flooded factory, like they do in Jakarta for Nike!
Well, if you want keep computer programming, take the damn shoe
factory as well! Don't complain about the "American Programmer making
less than 40K", as it makes me sick... Take a look at the world around
you. 40K is a hell lot of money for the rest of the world.
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