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Posted by Steve Larson on December 20, 2007, 10:33 pm
Please log in for more thread options not only did I not impune, I didn't impugn either... ;-)
> One more point, I didn't impune your experience, so I don't need to engage
> in a urinating for distance contest. I'm sure you have an extensive
> background. Where you are incorrect is assuming your background precludes
> my experience in the circumstance I described. Indians are some of the
> nicest, most humble people on this planet. I couldn't care less WHICH
> nationality they were, I just have less tolerance for companies seeking a
> free lunch by outsourcing to cheap 3rd world markets just to earn a huge
> executive bonus this quarter. Bigger picture stuff here, but allowing
> corporations to turn their collective backs on the American workforce will
> have devastating impacts on the US economy in the long term. If we had
> the same trade laws as China and India, I'd be happy. I'm just not happy
> that we're getting the short end of the deal...we're getting screwed
> senseless.
>
>
>> Steve Larson wrote:
>>> Talk to anyone who has done work in the Oracle applications arena. In my
>>> experience, everything that Accenture pushes across the ocean
>>> ends up getting rewritten by our domestic programmers. Typically we
>>> get thousands of lines of code, the rewrite ends up as hundreds of
>>> lines. In my past 20 years in the business of large corporate
>>> back-office applications, I have seen nothing but shoddy performance
>>> from our friends overseas. It has only gotten worse over the past
>>> 5-10 years as Oracle, Accenture, and others exponentially expand
>>> their presence in India and other cheap labor sites.
>>
>> You're something Steve: you're not just a jerk; you're an asshole
>> zenophobic jerk.
>>
>> Your pretended "analysis" of Quicken is totally worthless ... whatever
>> problems Quicken (or any other product) is having, has NOTHING to do with
>> the nationality of the programmers who write the code ... NOTHING.
>>
>> My experience tells me you haven't a clue what you're talking about I
>> guarentee you I have at least as much experience in the "business" as you
>> do. And I have plenty of experience with, and knowledge of, programmers
>> from "other" countries.
>>
>> My experience also tells me that decent people NEVER say the things you
>> say,
>>
>> If you don't like those "evil foreigners", you have a personal problem.
>>
>> Keep your personal problems to yourself.
>>
>> --
>> John Pollard
>> First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
>> Please reply to newsgroup
>>
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