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indiandick
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Jkt Guy,
You really have a problem !!! you must be so frustrated in life .... i do feel sorry for you...
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Posted on: 9:00 am on May 26, 2003
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JktGuy
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IndianDick, you are the one who got me started! I was just agreeing with your way of thinking.
This is my last post on this subject because I truly do not know where to get laid in India. This is a great forum dedicated to help people find nice ladies and enjoy their trips. I'm no help at all when it comes to India. But I did want to warn people that India is no single man's paradise by any means.
Sorry if I ruffled any feathers.
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Posted on: 9:12 am on May 26, 2003
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haam sup
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JktGuy -
As Mother Sup used to say - "Feel free to stop by again when you can't stay so long..."
haam sup
I crack myself up
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Posted on: 1:51 pm on May 26, 2003
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Silva
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JktGuy,
How was it getting laid in Islamabad
compared to Bombay ? That's what
we are intrestd in this forum. Please
could you share your experience.
rgds
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Posted on: 12:35 am on May 27, 2003
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Arramsey
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Quote: from JktGuy on 9:12 pm on May 26, 2003
This is my last post on this subject ----------
Sorry if I ruffled any feathers.
JktGuy ,
I am glad to see that good sense finally prevailed upon you . Your mouth was beginning to smell much worse than any body odour !!!
There is an old saying , "It is better to shut your mouth and let people think you are stupid , rather than open it and prove them right ."
Youyshould have done this about 15 posts ago .
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Posted on: 7:17 am on May 27, 2003
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laidback
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I am Indian ( US ) but I don't like India because they are steling my job and my family suffers form that.
Read this article
Welcome to the giant sucking sound in information technology, jobs.
Should U.S. technology jobs go to India or other offshore countries that
work for pennies to the dollar?
Some items were buried in the quarterly report from Hewlett-Packard's
recent conference call. One we noted was the continued firing of H-P
employees in the U.S. -- about 18,000 merger casualties will limp away
bloodied and bruised from the H-P/Compaq merger.
The flip side of this was H-P's announcement buried in the quarterly
report of continued hiring of offshore employees such as those in India.
Somehow we doubt the company that Hewlett and Packard founded in that
Palo Alto garage several decades ago when Silicon Valley was still
orchards would warm to the thought of firing folks at home and replacing
them with foreign workers who cost about 1/10th as much to employ.
If so, they would have probably moved to Bombay and started the company
there. Why mess with California's high cost of living in the first
place?
In fact, H-P CEO Carly Fiorina may want to consider moving to New Delhi
also. Her $4.2 million salary last year could buy an entire town over
there and turn all the people into indentured servants.
Or, perhaps the solution is much simpler. Fire Fiorina and hire one of
the top executives from a company such as Satyam (NYSE:SAY) which is a
leader in outsourced information technology. They must be willing to
work twice as hard for 2% of what Carly makes.
Satyam's CEO pay listed last year was $84,000. He's working for 2% of
what Carly wants.
Toss in Carly's generous stock package and half of India could work for
H-P for what Carly makes now.
Nothing against India or any other country working the outsourced
channel. But U.S. executives with what I consider exorbitant pay
packages (stock included) seem a little too laissez-faire about taking
jobs offshore.
American executives who are looking to dress up their numbers to boost
their stock prices by firing Americans and hiring cheap offshore workers
should really consider what effect this could have on the U.S. economy.
Legislators also need to consider this and some already are.
Here's an audio report on this topic.
Click and listen:
http://biz.yahoo.com/oo/030522/79001.html
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And here's some feedback some of you sent in so far:
I was listening to Steve Harmon on ON24 remark about IT jobs moving to
countries like India and China. First I want to say I am one of those IT
people who is unemployed.
For the companies in the short run it will boost the bottom line, and be
good for stock holders. In the long run it will be bad for companies,
and for America. Less and less people are going into
computer science, because the outlook for employment is so poor. Not
only will we lose are technology lead, will lose alot of the middle
class, because of the loss of good paying jobs.
Who will these companies sell their products to. Surely not the people
of India or China. I hope this pattern of moving jobs overseas is
changed. We lost the manufacturing, and now we are
losing computer IT, and according to the Wall Street Journal, financial
service jobs. With out good paying jobs in America,
America will suffer dearly. There is a big sucking sound, it's the jobs
being sucked out of this country.
Michael T.
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I think it's shortsighted to outsource our entire IT industry to India.
I lost my high paying IT job almost two years ago. I was 51. There were
plenty of Indian programmers working there when I got fired. They were
making less than I was, I can assure you of that.
They get foreigners into this country on H1-B special visas, and they
work like dogs, because if they get fired, they get deported. So they
can work them 24/7 and they don't have to compensate them adequately.
Then whenever the opportunity arises, they'll export even more of our IT
jobs to India. Sure, India has lots of excellent IT people as well as
Engineers. But outsourcing all of our technical jobs will help destroy
our country. When you lose your job as a programmer, and there are no
jobs to be filled here, what do you do. I'm 53 now, and I had to go back
to school and train to be a special ed teacher.
Corporations don't care. They'll outsource everything if they could,
except for their own jobs.
I would not advice any young people to go into IT. A once promising
field has been destroyed by greedy corporations. Brilliant young
programmers, just out of college, cannot find work.
As programmers, I can speak for us all, in saying we feel betrayed by
our government.
Mark G.
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Next it'll be your job outsourced. Anything can be done cheaper from
several dozens of nations.
Your thoughts? should American companies fire Americans and hire
foreigners offshore just to cut costs and "dress up" their balance sheet
by fattening the margin? Is it really good for the U.S. economy?
Does it really help a stock such as H-P or Intel or Microsoft if
offshore companies do more of the workload for a fraction of the cost?
send your replies to --
mailto:info@marketsnap.com
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Posted on: 3:10 pm on May 27, 2003
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indiandick
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Laid Back,
Well the empire strikes back..... The new millineum belongs to China and to a lesser extent India and other Asian countries.... so wake up and smell the coffee ..... And you US cannot demand access to every ones markets and say when it comes to jobs no !!!! this is reality and this is free trade and capitalism !!!
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Posted on: 11:15 pm on May 27, 2003
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Smegma
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laidback? Isn't freemarket a beauty? The monies saved in one area end later up being spent in another area and so on we keep going.
Long live David Ricardo and Adam Smith!!
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Posted on: 11:24 pm on May 27, 2003
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