off-shoring

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As for the off-shoring point, off-shoring is going to create questionable quality code regardless of the programming language.

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Alternative form of offshore. [Moving away from the shore.]

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adjective

Alternative form of offshore. [Moving away from the shore.]

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for off-shoring.

adjective

Alternative form of offshore. [Moving away from the shore.]

Example sentences

As for the off-shoring point, off-shoring is going to create questionable quality code regardless of the programming language.

But if the cost of an employee is > their value, you get massive off-shoring.

> As for the off-shoring point, off-shoring is going to create questionable quality code regardless of the programming language.

Well, it explains why off-shoring companies have such a hard time with German customers.

As we all know, this was not sustainable as most off-shoring projects at those bottom rates failed.

You can look at it thisway -- Firefox was funding it's own development by off-shoring it's ads to Google/Bing in exchange for funds.

I have seen what off-shoring does to C and C++ code bases...

A corporation wouldn't invest in such a project, because it would have to pay national programmers a higher salary than hiring cheap immigrants, or off-shoring development to third world countries.

Quote examples

This saga reminds of Warren Buffet's advice to invest only in businesses that possess "excellent business economics and an outstanding manager." In my business we've conducted several off-shoring experiments, and they have largely failed to realize a significant return.