Are Indian Companies Expanding Too Quickly? Part 2

October 17, 2007 Leave a comment

Time.com is running an article titled India’s Call-Center Jobs Go Begging. The premise of the article centers on Indians no longer jumping at call center jobs. The line of work is beneath the best performers in the educational system.
The catch is that many of the lesser performing workers aren’t qualified to do the job. But there is no end in sight for call centers – the local product and service industry is exploding. This creates competing jobs.
So the alternative is to outsource it again to other areas in the world. As I stated in a previous article, I think the method for gaining a foothold is fleeting – the basic educational needs aren’t present. To see that article, it is available here:

Are Indian Companies Expanding Too Quickly?

Filed under Big Business, compensation, Education, Tech, Training, World

About benleeson
My name is Ben Leeson. I currently work for a large financial company in IT. I went to school at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, NY. I graduated with a B.S. in Business Administration concentrating in HR. Professor William Brown taught me and I enjoyed his classes; even acquiring an appreciation for just about all things HR. I didn’t pursue a job in that field after college but I’ve kept up with it. This blog will further my fascination with all things HR. I hope to grow my knowledge of the area through thoughtful writings and spirited feedback. I will attempt to have a fairly routine style so anyone reading can come to expect certain segments. Please excuse my incorrect grammar and occasional misspelling.

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