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20 Ways to Advance Your Career edge transfer time – it often takes projects weeks or even months to be able to teach a newcomer the details of a system.To survive and thrive in today's competitive environment, it is not just what you know. You also need to be competent. You must stand out from the crowd - be memorable, impressive, credible, trusted and liked."Success is never a destination - it is a journey." -Maya Sullivan 2. Management and the offshoring overhe After listening to well-delivered sales spiels, some managers tend to look at the offshore costs and come to some interesting conclusions. “Hmmm! I could have four software developers for the cost of one”“ or even ““Cheaper, better and faster!”“ All true, however, this gain is not fully realizable as there are several costly and time-consuming obstacles that need to be overcome. For a small flavor, here are a few examples - 1. Ramp-up time or knowledge transfer time – it often takes projects weeks or even months to be able to teach a newcomer the details of a system. 2. Management and the offshoring overhea After listening to well-delivered sales spiels, some managers tend to look at the offshore costs and come to some interesting conclusions. “Hmmm! I could have four software developers for the cost of one”“ or even ““Cheaper, better and faster!”“ All true, however, this gain is not fully realizable as there are several costly and time-consuming obstacles that need to be overcome. For a small flavor, here are a few examples - 1. Ramp-up time or knowledge transfer time – it often takes projects weeks or even months to be able to teach a newcomer the details of a system. 2. Management and the offshoring overhe All true, however, this gain is not fully realizable as there are several costly and time-consuming obstacles that need to be overcome. For a small flavor, here are a few examples - 1. Ramp-up time or knowledge transfer time – it often takes projects weeks or even months to be able to teach a newcomer the details of a system. 2. Management and the offshoring overhe 1. Ramp-up time or knowledge transfer time – it often takes projects weeks or even months to be able to teach a newcomer the details of a system. 2. Management and the offshoring overhe 2. Management and the offshoring overhead – outsourcing often needs an intermediate level of management or coordination that may not have been required in your classic organization. 3. Proximity – there is an overhead that is generated when teams are not working face to face. 4. Time zones – working with people in different time zones can add on a set of constraints to a working environment. The time window for collaboration is often very small and simple issues might require multiple days to resolve. 5. Travel costs – travel to and from the offshore location can be both costly and very time consuming. 6. Process changes – Bridging the process gap between organizations is n
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