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    • scottalanmillerS
      scottalanmiller @EddieJennings
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      @EddieJennings said in Why mostly people hire Developers from India?:

      I know some companies outsource dev work using businesses like Accenture.

      You outsource to Accenture. They specifically offshore to India.

      Don't mix outsourcing and offshoring. Totally different concepts.

      Offshoring: sending work outside of the country, traditionally overseas, not within the western hemisphere for Americans (but the term is broader now.)

      Outsourcing: sending work to another company, could be in the same building as you.

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      • scottalanmillerS
        scottalanmiller
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        Real world examples:

        Almost everyone outsources their IT. The companies that do this are called MSPs. Your local MSP in Georgia with two people working there, both "Americans" and living right down the street from you is outsourcing.

        The team of people who are full time employees of a big US bank, but are hired at that bank's Indian offices are offshored. They are internal people, but they are outside of the country. In the case of more companies than not, they are specifically in India (being by far the largest offshore market in the world.)

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        • JaredBuschJ
          JaredBusch @EddieJennings
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          @EddieJennings said in Why mostly people hire Developers from India?:

          This reeks of spam, but on the off chance that it isn't. . .

          That would be @scottalanmiller spamming replied to a spam thread. Fitting

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          • scottalanmillerS
            scottalanmiller
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            Another interesting way to think of it...

            NTG is an ITSP, to our customers, we are an outsourcer. People outsource their IT to us. Internally NTG never outsources, part of who we are is "family" oriented and we try to hire people that we keep. But NTG is a huge believe in offshoring.

            So take @Romo as an example. He's part of the NTG family, so not outsourced, he is an employee. But he is outside of the US, so he is offshored (a type known as nearshoring, but again, that's an American-only concept.)

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            • scottalanmillerS
              scottalanmiller @JaredBusch
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              @JaredBusch said in Why mostly people hire Developers from India?:

              @EddieJennings said in Why mostly people hire Developers from India?:

              This reeks of spam, but on the off chance that it isn't. . .

              That would be @scottalanmiller spamming replied to a spam thread. Fitting

              It's a good discussion and no links provided so, who it exists isn't really important.

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              • JaredBuschJ
                JaredBusch @scottalanmiller
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                @scottalanmiller said in Why mostly people hire Developers from India?:

                @JaredBusch said in Why mostly people hire Developers from India?:

                @EddieJennings said in Why mostly people hire Developers from India?:

                This reeks of spam, but on the off chance that it isn't. . .

                That would be @scottalanmiller spamming replied to a spam thread. Fitting

                It's a good discussion and no links provided so, who it exists isn't really important.

                I have a caffeine deficiency this morning. So I don’t care.

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                • scottalanmillerS
                  scottalanmiller
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                  When I worked for a giant US bank, I was an employee but I was offshored. That's because the core team which I supported was based in high cost London. Compared to London, Manhattan was a low cost offshore location. So while I was offshored, I was a high end offshore.

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                  • ObsolesceO
                    Obsolesce @JaredBusch
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                    @JaredBusch said in Why mostly people hire Developers from India?:

                    @EddieJennings said in Why mostly people hire Developers from India?:

                    This reeks of spam, but on the off chance that it isn't. . .

                    That would be @scottalanmiller spamming replied to a spam thread. Fitting

                    Huh?

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                      flaxking
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                      Offshoring junior Devs that will end up always being junior Devs is a good way to make your senior developers have to work harder and give them incentive to find a new company.

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                      • scottalanmillerS
                        scottalanmiller @flaxking
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                        @flaxking said in Why mostly people hire Developers from India?:

                        Offshoring junior Devs that will end up always being junior Devs is a good way to make your senior developers have to work harder and give them incentive to find a new company.

                        LOL, and so true.

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