Why White Collar Job Outsourcing Will Transform America's Suburbs
Will white collar job outsourcing to India and other nations transform America's suburbs?
While there's no consensus on the precise number of white-collar jobs American companies will outsource to India in the coming years, it seems increasingly clear that millions of middle class jobs -- from programmers and back-office technicians to Wall Street analysts and architects -- will soon find their way from U.S. office parks to the cubicles of Bangalore and Mumbai, writes Seth Brown in this week's PLANetizen Op-Ed.
Thanks to Chris Steins
Published on Monday, March 15, 2004 in
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