08-02-10
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 Re: Outsourcing the non-important
it's the way of the world, you can try to fight it or go with it. You see where jobs/opportunities are lost there are others created! They don't disapear.
The only way to fight back job loss is to create your own business, stop relying on jobs, everyone is taught to be an employee not an employer, this is what makes the rich richer. More businesses means more competition which means better products/services for the customer, it's a win win.
You see living costs go up, petrol, food, rent etc, so this means companies/people are making more money, but how come wages don't go up at the same rate if companies are making more money? Where's this money going? In the pockets of the rich.
Oh back to the subject. Yeh I outsource and it's well worth it! It has it's limitations such as:
- having to explain how you want things done takes longer but once you got that right, your up and running! Video tutorials work well.
- monitoring how productive they are can be tricky, but you can implement a few ways of watching their progress such as having them record a time sheet, but it really depends on the type of work.
I would rather hire people in Aus, once my business grows however.
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