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Outsourcing: Its perils . . .
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Outsourcing: Its perils . . .
By PATT MORRISON
Friday, February 27, 2004
If this reads a bit awkwardly, it's because of a little experiment
I've been conducting: overseas outsourcing. I'm having my column
written by foreign workers.
I farm out my job to low-paid writers around the world, I get to
keep most of my munificent wages and I commit only about a half-hour
to final inspection instead of spending a dozen hours or more to
manufacture a column from start to fin...
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