They give you someone who is relatively untrained in this industry.
Even if it's been "two months" training that is just not enough to understand some of the complex issues when dealing with marketing.
So, you pay $900 a month to essentially train someone else employee. They are not yours, you are only renting them.
Now after 3 months you finally get this outsourced employee to where you are somewhat satisfied with quality and speed of their output.
Then what? all of a sudden he disappears. He no longer works for the company you were hiring from.
Yeah right! LOL...they just stick you with another employee to train for them while he goes on to one of their bigger clients or produces materails for them instead.
I know of many people who have trained their outsourced employees only for them to no longer be available to them months later.
What a nice system. You get charged $900+ a month to increase the value of their product.
Even if it's been "two months" training that is just not enough to understand some of the complex issues when dealing with marketing.
So, you pay $900 a month to essentially train someone else employee. They are not yours, you are only renting them.
Now after 3 months you finally get this outsourced employee to where you are somewhat satisfied with quality and speed of their output.
Then what? all of a sudden he disappears. He no longer works for the company you were hiring from.
Yeah right! LOL...they just stick you with another employee to train for them while he goes on to one of their bigger clients or produces materails for them instead.
I know of many people who have trained their outsourced employees only for them to no longer be available to them months later.
What a nice system. You get charged $900+ a month to increase the value of their product.
) 2) family issues 3) our mainstream business is expanding more rapidly than we anticipated 4) our expansion into the very lucrative callcenter business and 5) maximizing client value. We incurred quite a bit of $$$ in reorienting our labor pool from adult text to mainstream/business text but the results have been quite pleasantly surprising thus far.
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