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On Thu, May 8, 2008 at 4:35 PM, David Hailey <david -dot- hailey -at- usu -dot- edu> wrote:
> . . .and the non-writing "communicator" jobs that I predicted will degrade to hourly support jobs will follow to wherever the "nontechnical" technical writer jobs end up (everybody today worries about India, but I think ten years from now India will be looking for someplace to offshore as well).
Hmmm... that would be me. I'm not worried, though, because I think I
have adaptability on my side (and we'll see how well that works out
if/when the time comes).
I seem to recall the topic of offshoring coming up on this list
earlier, though I may have been too busy to follow it. Were there any
stories of successful cases (i.e.where the company was happy with the
results)? If not, does anybody know of any?
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