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Technology, management, offshore driven product management from Bangalore, India
(Disclaimer: This post is the result of personal observations over more than a dozen years. I would like to think, like Shakespeare, that there is no single company that manifests all these scintillating qualities. All companies must be approximations of this ideal!)
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1 year ago
Wonderfully written - the pain oozes truthfully out! Your observations are more applicable for captive centers - I think the 3rd party fellows are to a large extent shielded from the vagaries of their HQs. You bring a good parallel with the Roman empire. History teaches us that such nebulously held empires did not last for ever. So, is the business model of offshoring (especially captives) fundamentally flawed? Thoughts?
Btw, I chuckled when I read your bit on Processes. I wrote a similar piece in my blog http://subrataalpha.wordpress.com/2008/05/27/th...
Another interesting post on why captives are fundamentally broken
http://6ampacific.com/2007/05/07/the-real-deal-...
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Subrata