with nearly all of the outsource operations in the philippines, will there be a shortage of "qualified" people or is it still just an extremely small % that are part of the outsource workforce?
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was this post written by an outsourcee? I have no idea what you are trying to sayComment
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I'll type real slowly for you ;-)
with all of the major outsource companies being based in the Philippines, I wonder if there will come a time where there is a labor shortage of outsource employees. Will it come to a point where anyone with a pulse will be stuffed into a cubicle and labelled a "designer" or a "programmer"?
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With the Philippine Piso on the rise and the US$ on the dive the Filipinos may want to outsource jobs to North America .... LOLComment
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Nah, that market changes all the time, right now India has more than enough educated people to take care of 90% of all the outsourced work in the World. Of course with their economy growing rapidly their wages might increase to a point when they'd become too expensive (this is what more or less happened with most of the Eastern European countries).
Then there's Africa too - I know that France outsources shitload of work there (same time zone, fluent French spoken etc), of course IMO there are far more educated Africans in the the ex-French colonies than the rest of the continent, not to mention that the Internet is way to expensive, but yet gain things change...Comment
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but the rise of the Phil. Peso is true. So for some reason, cost of service incrementally increased lately.
And for SykkBoy2, i don't think it will come to a point that it will run out of people coz outsourcing is just a very small portion of working pop.
Thus, Antonio is right. India I think is far more larger outsourcees than of Philippines.
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