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Everyone in IT that has a hole in their ar*e knows this it going on. I am struggling to believe they won't fold and pay out. They've got away with doing this for nearly two decades so a handfull of cases won't break the bank... they'll break the bank some other way, probably offshore anayst pressing wrong button... but anyway. Quietly paid out and move on I reckon.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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they're very appropriately named 'Tata'.
tata to reliable systems.He who Hingeth aboot, Getteth Hee Haw. https://forums.contractoruk.com/core...ies/smokin.gifComment
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostThat's "Inneresting", during a Gig at Radbroke hall through "FI Group" <-- Anybody else remember "Feminists International"? Anyway, the then Manager of my project was "Offered a brown envelope" to replace each of the "UK Based" contractors with offshore "TATA Supplied Consultants"... Andersen Consulting were the System Integrators at the time that this was happening so they soon put a stop to that "Nefarious" practice.Originally posted by The Grauniad
That's "In his claim, Beer said TCS had deployed a “bait-and-switch” practice to attract potential clients around the world, incorporating “local” staff into its sales proposals, before substituting them with Indian staff once the contract was secured.
I suppose the bottom line is "Nothing new to see here, those of us long enough in the tooth have seen plenty of this behaviour before".Comment
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The whole bodyshop business model* is ripe for disruption if only talented IT professionals could present a proper business model to the right stakeholders.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostEveryone in IT that has a hole in their ar*e knows this it going on. I am struggling to believe they won't fold and pay out. They've got away with doing this for nearly two decades so a handfull of cases won't break the bank... they'll break the bank some other way, probably offshore anayst pressing wrong button... but anyway. Quietly paid out and move on I reckon.
At the moment, it's very hard to reach C-suite executives (they probably know it, but choose not to listen or are benefitting from the current state of affairs - at a heavy cost to the overall economy/taxpayers)Last edited by yetanotherbob; 6 April 2025, 18:55.Comment
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