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The World Is Flat When Christopher Columbus went on to search for the Spice Islands of the East near India, he accidentally discovered something far spicier than spices – he discovered that the world is round. When Thomas Friedman went to Bangalore, India to search for stories he accidentally discovered something far more disturbing than what he came for – he discovered that the world is flat. The discovery of Columbus opened the door for America but what about Friedman's discovery - does this necessarily means that it will close that door? Isn't it frightening? Where are you going to go and what are you going to do if you found out that the world is flat? If you are making a list of the books you must read before you die then you should include The World is Flat by Thomas Friedman. This Pulitzer awardee for International Reporting really did make an impact to the world as he showed how and when the world started to flatten and is eventually everyday by globalization. Although the critics said that it's not as compelling as his first book, The Lexus and the Olive Tree, surely, The World is Flat must be read not only by Osama Bin Laden but also by every American, Canadian, European, Australian, Asian, African – by everybody. One, if not the greatest flattener of the world is offshoring. He mentioned it in chapter 2 but the idea of offshoring is omnipresent in almost every chapter of this book. Let us highlight the offshoring gists of every chapter: The Ten Forces That Flattened The World The Dell Theory Of Conflict Prevention
The Three Offshoring Musketeers These three people are the best of their lot. These ardent of art give justice to your web development projects passionately every single day. Let us take a sneak peek under their office identities and know the people behind those fascinating websites. “One for all, all for one”
The only language he doesn't speak is Greek and any language he doesn't understand sounds Greek to him. This Senior Writer is the paradigm of an eloquent and compelling editor. From pop culture to elitist culture, he can easily adapt from the first to the latter. Read more about Carlito here.
Ramoncito Velasquez - Senior Programmer This 30-year-old, quality-oriented web developer makes planning a part of his everyday agenda. For him, planning is necessary to prevent overshooting the development timeline. If the timespan of the project is compromised then the quality of the project will be compromised too. Read more about Ramoncito here.
Dennis Paguio - Team Leader This former sales assistant turned out to be one of the best search engine optimizers of Offshoring.com. He treats his colleagues as his second family and he is one of the few pioneers of the company. He will be celebrating his 4rth year in Offshoring.com by January 2009. Read more about Dennis here.
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Meet our COO, Recruitment Manager and Shift Manager this coming November 3-4, 2008 at the Ad-Tech NYC booth #2707. See you there!!! Quote of the Month : "For a business to prosper, the owner must know how to delegate responsibilities. If he wants to expand, he has to delegate; after all, he only has two hands and two feet, he has to put the right people at the right place. When looking for the right people, he should trust his gut feel". - George Yang, Mc Donalds
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