By Jo Best
Published: Thursday 02 June 2005
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also anonymous
Location
US
Occupation
Engineer
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I'd love to see how he reacts when someone decides that CEOs are cheaper to acquire from high level business schools overseas. I am sure he would be humming a completely different tune.
But since it is his dollar that is being saved, you will hear nothing but praises from him.
Yes. it is big time progess, FOR PEOPLE LIKE HIM.
I agree with Verwaayen. He is a visionary. People ...
Anonymous
I'd love to see how he reacts when someone decides...
also anonymous
This is all rather slippery stuff. As a cynic I a...
Peter Ward
Once one has legislation for a minimum wage, is it...
George-Anne Slater
Trying to communicate with someone on a faint line...
Anthony Hunt
I thought all workers on the BT Spine Project for ...
Mike Parks
Senior management always think Outsourcing is wond...
Anonymous
Not a visionary: Offshoring has been underway for ...
anonymous too
Outsourcing can be a good thing and there is no do...
David Sudworth
What utter rubbish
A couple of months ago I was u...
Roger Huffadine
Ben is not only a visionary but also talks on beha...
Phil Biggin
Nobody is being "forced" to move operations offsho...
Anonymous
There are a few points to consider here. The CEO ...
James Hart
Cheaper? Yes. Better? No way. Many helpdesk funct...
Anonymous
My BT phone didn't work. I contacted BT on my mobi...
Michael Oldman
Why does Yemen Airlines recruit its pilots from In...
Dave Hunter
There is a fundamental concept at play here; local...
Anonymous
its time to wake up and grab this opportunity. Off...
colin sinclair
"Verwaayen praised the development and innovation ...
Anonymous
Whilst Outsourcing Technical operations may well g...
Anonymous
Off-shoring only benefits board members who get a ...
Anonymous
I'm against it, these countries haven't a clue abo...
Bob Ahrend
All empires come to an end. Offshoring is just one...
John ward
No morals, no justice, no outsourcing :-)
If th...
Andrew Campbell
Has Verwaayen ever called BT's Help (?) Line in In...
Anonymous
i have read the previous comments and was disguste...
Anonymous
I agree with the last post about Bob Ahrend. I al...
Joanne Coffey
Mr V is right. A lot of people don't like to hear ...
Andrew James
What Verwaayen is saying is that short term profit...
Charles Smith
I work for BT. Mr Verwaayen needs to ask his own c...
Anonymous
Referring to an earlier comment about fault rates ...
Anonymous
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