This CNN tech article

illustrates a current career trend for graduates of tech-related

degrees who, at least for those in the west, are moving away from the

deep-coding stuff and moving towards consulting instead.


Thousands of U.S. companies have opened branches or hired contractors

in India, China and Russia, transforming a cost-saving trick into a

long-term business strategy. Offshoring may be a main factor in eroding

enthusiasm for engineering careers among American students, creating a

vast supply of low-wage labor in eastern Europe and Asia and driving

down worldwide wages.




International economics at work?


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