[dfwgator]

The whole point of this article is to argue for more H1-B visas, and more offshoring, not for hiring more American workers.

[brownsfan]

"The whole point of this article is to argue for more H1-B visas, and more offshoring, not for hiring more American workers."


Bingo! And Deloitte uses those visas as much as anyone!

[JustAnAmerican]

"The whole point of this article is to argue for more H1-B visas, and more offshoring, not for hiring more American workers."

100 percent correct, wonder how some others failed to notice that. And FYI,

Deloitte Consulting Offshore Technology Group (DC-OTG) announced plans to double its staff strength in India this year from the current 1,000 employees, and also repeat the process next year. This announcement was made at the recently organised IMPACT Day celebrations—DC’s global corporate citizenship initiative. A joint venture of Deloitte Consulting (DC), one of the world’s largest privately-held management consulting firm, and the software major Mastek, DC-OTG targets Fortune 500 companies worldwide across seven key verticals.

Talking about future plans, DC-OTG’s CEO Raj Joshi said, “At Deloitte Consulting, we see the India-based offshore model as an immense opportunity that delivers great value to our clients and based on this demand we target to double our staff numbers from the current 1,000 staff this year and also in the following year.”

[Podkayne]

For example, Canada, Australia and the U.S. could lose more than a third of their government employees by 2010.

What's wrong with this picture? Looks like a fresh new start to me.

[BBell]

Here here!!!