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Questions To Ask... How does one compete against unknown low-cost better-skilled competitors ? " I just have to Out-Run you... " " Hyderabad, you are the problem. " How does one work with other Offshore Individual Professionals and Organizations for one's benefit ? I know of ROI (Return on Investment) on Offsourcing. What is a RTI Statement ? How does one scale one's abilities in the global free for all (free fall ??) market place ? IT's Always About Quality. Not Just Low Costs. Whether Onshore or Offshore... Healthy Heads, (Hopefully Not ) Needing Nails |
Worried about Work Security ? Weblog - Can your ERP Career be made Shock-Proof ? Some Tough Questions To Ask Yourself NOW... Is my Job, Company or Any Place Safe ? How has the Internet impacted your work ? What should I do if my pharmaceutical job gets offsourced ? Strategic Insights Tip ! One of the keys to success in a software career ( to prevent one's job from being offshored or outsourced irrespective of whichever part of the world where is one is located) is the ability to work with multiple software technologies and yet be able to derive generic learnings from the same for applying to newer technologies in the future. One suggestion would be to understand, derive and document the similarities (and differences) if any between the different software technologies learnt - e.g. ORACLE, VB 6.0, VB.NET, ASP.NET (using C#). Once you done the same successfully, you would have improved your confidence levels in being able to work with multiple technologies comfortably. Think ! Even though Thomas Friedman's term 'Flat World' is popular, in reality it is not flat. It is a world of High Quality Mountains and Peaks and Low Quality Valleys and Pits. Wherever one is located globally, whether Boston, Bangalore, Boswana or Beijing, one has to be focussed on qualitative work, or else risk getting banished into obvilion. |
The Globalization Genie (G-Genie's) Power... " The G-Genie Jumps Out. " Weblog - Globalization does hurt !!! Career Resources Page. Switching from Technology To Legal Careers ? The Ides Of March... " Better Beware." |
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