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Mich the Tester replied

15 July 2009, 13:41
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

The death of heavy industry brought about heavy metal. The death of the service industry brings about service plastic -

When it all goes horribly wrong for the outsourcing industry, what do we end up with?

Plenty cheapness
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15 July 2009, 13:38
As industries die, new music evolves

The death of heavy industry brought about heavy metal. The death of the service industry brings about service plastic -

Originally posted by DaveB View Post

Badly produced, low quality, flimsy and untimately dissapointing and a waste of money.

When it all goes horribly wrong for the outsourcing industry, what do we end up with?
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