Outsourcing Criticism

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Curious about outsourcing criticism? Our book, “Outsourcing Through RentACoder” explains it all. Below are a few selected snippets that describe its importance and why you, as an outsourcer, should care.

For details, head on over to this page and order the book. Then complement what you find here with the content in our growing outsourcing articles library (the book’s ‘online extension’). Outsourcing Through RentACoder is a 418 page step-by-step user guide for entrepreneurs who want to reduce their workload and increase productivity at the same time.

Excerpts:

• We identified six major criticisms of outsourcing with an additional critique summing them up rather profanely. (page 43)
• Once you can move past outsourcing’s most prolific criticisms, you’ve already won half the battle. The rest is pretty much procedure. Ethical outsourcing is part of that procedure – and that’s what the following section addresses. (page 50)
• After taking a thorough look at some of the criticisms, costs, and liabilities of outsourcing, you might think, “What’s the point?!” (page 104)
• We already outlined some of outsourcing’s criticisms in a previous section, but one criticism in particular could make outsourcing social suicide. (page 107)
• As previously discussed in “Criticisms of Outsourcing,” you may not get the support you need or want from everyone in the workplace. (page 136)

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