Onshore support translates to more expensive service, offshore works out cheaper. Both have their own advantages and drawbacks. Companies pick one of these, so that they can sell their service at feasible price. Now, what did I miss? (scratching me head)... No, I dint. It’s so simple. Alright, that context is this post - “Accent neutralisation … Continue reading Accentophobia!
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It’s India-Pakistan all over again, in Sudan
South Sudan voting for its independence, and we will have a secular country in six months, in one month we will come to know about it! I see it as India-Pakistan of Africa with one country with single defined state religion/language while the other being multicultural and secular (and corrupt). Whatever it may be, I … Continue reading It’s India-Pakistan all over again, in Sudan
Chakras and Enemies of reasons
I was watching “Enemies of Reason” of Richard Dawkins yesterday, again. In the second part he explores the possibility of Chakra’s being logical. He doesn’t, that’s why he calls them enemies of reason. His point is, If there is any logic in it, why don’t any of these chakra experts prove it to scientific community … Continue reading Chakras and Enemies of reasons
Indians do not eat beef!
It was probably a pre-historic taboo applied by nomadic tribes not to kill and consume cattle to provide optimal economical benefit. But scriptures say, its because its Kamadhenu : gives whatever you ask! The latter reason makes a lot of sense now: image via visual loop
Outsourcing the outsourced
Outsourced - a sitcom in the sets of an American Novelties Company which gets bangalored (to India) for cost cutting purposes, as its name suggests. Episodes of this revolve around its Mumbai office where an American works with Indian customer support employees and an Indian Asst. Manager. All five major roles of Indian employees are … Continue reading Outsourcing the outsourced
The Bach 