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"Outsourcing" has a bad word in the United States. Many of our citizens had to change careers, because the type of jobs they used to hold are now performed outside the country at a much lower cost to their former companies.

This has contributed to the political fire here and the current government has to pay along with an explanation of the "war" against middle-fuel. At the side of the business in favor of the profits to the citizens, they lost favor withthe people. Personal wallet and bank account sizes to refute the assertion of the administration that the economy is strong. The facts say that the amount is up to the people below the poverty line, so that the rich should get richer.

America's loss is India to win when it comes to the two most common types of outsourced jobs - programmers and call center employees. The latter is most of us have had to our credit card company customer service, software, callSupport centers or catalog order numbers. It seems that most of these jobs have been outsourced Indian company. Although the language barrier sometimes represent major problems, there is really no reason why all people around the world can not service the customers of each country. Technology makes it is possible today.

Computer Programming is a profession that is heavily outsourced to Indian companies. India has worked in computer programming. Many of the UnitedUSA's largest companies to outsource their programming jobs to Indian companies with great success. This takes several forms. Sometimes the U.S. company plans and manages the project closely. Another time, the Indian company takes over the entire planning and project management tasks as well as programming. An overall advantage is speed. The reason is the planning, review, system testing will be done here, called for corrections and sent to India, which programs they "overnight"and we have the first changes, which in the morning in the United States. The main reason all the outsourcing done by U.S. companies is simply cost. Indian workers make far less than Americans. Programmers can start here at the college to earn about $ 50,000 per year. An experienced programmer in India is the equivalent of about 10,000 U.S. dollars each year to make. The cost difference is less notable in the call center employees, but there is still substantial. As business is driven bythe bottom line, many inconveniences are tolerated on this significant financial advantage to be obtained.

A TV show called "30 days" tells the story of an American programmer who lost his job "outsourcing" and traveled to India to retrieve it. There he found these two industries, programming and call-center work, very widespread. Many different Indian companies were awarding contracts to U.S. companies. What really surprised him was the relative professional standing amongIndian workers to run them. In India it is paid for the call center employees, which is more highly respected and high! This special programming ended up going to a call center job where he could prove how well they sound and act American!

Thus, outsourcing is fair? And what is the result of shipping all these jobs overseas? The U.S. government allowed to happen, they can do anything to stop it? Should they, too? Is this, as some say, a sell-out ofMiddle class? What does mean unemployment, when a large percentage of employees making much less than it used to before their jobs were outsourced? These are the much-discussed political issues and hot topics of the day. Financial globalization is still in its infancy and these questions will continue to challenge us to find the best solution for everyone.

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