JobSchmob.com - Misery Loves Companies™
JobSchmob.com - Misery Loves Companies™


LOG IN 


Home > Outsourcing America

Europe outsourcing to the US


Posted on 05/19/2006 by newsreader
Viewed: 501 times

I read an interesting article recently about some guys from Pfizer who got layed off when their jobs were outsourced. They ended up starting their own business/lab. By the time they got the lab setup and running, they found that most companies didn't want to use them. They were too expensive. Many of their clients were now outsourcing their R&D work overseas, sacrificing quality for price.

Then something happened that changed their business model. One of the founders attended a seminar in France. He found that many European companies were looking to outsource some early-stage lab work. They looked at the US as cheaper than the Euro market for lab work, and since the quality was much better than most overseas (India/China) outsourcing labs, they wanted to do business with his company!

So long story short, the US may soon find its place among this world of offshoring and global competition. We just need to keep doing quality at a reasonable rate, and then find the company that will appreciate us.

commentscomments (0)  |  post to digg  |  post to del.icio.us  |  e-mail this storye-mail it


« Previous Story | Next Story »



Remind you of something?





post a commentPOST A COMMENT Add one!



JobSchmobber Community Comments

There are no comments on this story.
(
6
Editorial Assistant(7
Can't take it anymore(4
Company memo that Belfort Instruments needs to write but never will(7
now I know why people shoot up their workplaces.(4
March 10, 2006(11
Huh?(1)
Blog Comments: 
The SAW Effect(4
Another Advertiser Who Does Not Want Us to Think(11
An Uncomfortable Truth?(15
Mr. Bad Habits(4
The Fear Factor(4
The Internet? I Can Stop Anytime I Want!(3)
While you were out - your life called

What You're Talkin' About: The Most Recent Comments


Story Comments:  
I need some advice.






   Marketplace       

IN:NYC Card from American Express®
APR: 12.24%   Annual Fee: $0
Double points earned on City Essentials; additional NYC benefits and services for cardholders; no annual fee; reasonably low APR for purchases.
BP Visa® Rewards Card
APR: 15.24%   Annual Fee: $0
Double rewards for purchases within the first two billing cycles; high 5% rebate for BP-related purchases; reasonable APR for purchases (for those who qualify).
One from American Express®
APR: 14.24%   Annual Fee: $35**
Cash back rebate program; first year fee-free.


Email this page to a friend:
To:   From:  
   


© 2005 JobSchmob.com  | Media Kit  |  About Us | Contact Us  | FAQ  | Newsletter Signup!  | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | RSS