[consulting] RE : Lowball offers

[Eric Tucker]

What about a more fatalistic attitude:  it's a global economy like it or not.  It gets easier every day to work with lower cost sources of services.  Sooner or later we have to compete with people who will offer to do things for less money. Even if we want to, can we stop this train?  We have to be better, faster or cheaper than the competition. The one thing we cannot do is prevent it. 
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On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 2:43 PM, Victor Kane <victorkane at gmail.com> wrote:
> Erm, the idea is for wages to increase and the price of goods to go down in
> order to be able to call it progress, not for wages to go down.

How does that work when the "goods" are a person's time and expertise?

1946 was simply the year ENIAC was publicly announced. Interesting how
you dodged the point.

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Matt Chapman
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