Re: More on Technical Writing in India

[Sean Wheller <seanwhe -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

--- Chuck Martin <cm -at- writeforyou -dot- com> wrote:
> Still, while the discussion has been about
> offshoring, moving work to where it can be done
cheaper, I just saw a job post (which I won't post
here, or even a link to it) looking to hire a tech
pubs
> manager who would be willing to relocate to
Bangalore for a year.

Please post me a copy off-list. Thanks.


> But here's one politically charged question: Who
> would take such a position knowing full well that
the intent is to take jobs away from here (the U.S.)?

Me. I am, as the American Writers say, off-shore. I
relish the possibility of working together with my
Indian counterparts, just as much as my European,
American and Oceanic friends.

I think that there is much to be gained, by both
sides. A year, even two in Bangalore sounds wonderful.

Please do send me a copy of the job post off-list

Sean Wheller





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