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Lacking seasoned talents?

 Post time:  Jan 12, 2009 4:42 PM
 

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A BusinessWeek article, Outsourcing: The Philippines vs. China and India, asserts that "to increase its share of the business, the Philippines needs to improve its technical talent pool with the help of academia, persuade its seasoned professionals abroad to return, and help its entrepreneurs stay the course during this downturn"
What is your take on this? What does the Philippine industry need to do to boost its image vs. China and India? Start the discussion now!
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That's great news.
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I think the most important things to boost this process are: the developed infrastructure, skilled (educated) people, the public aid stimulating the development of infrastructure, R&D, innovation, etc.
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